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- BedlamModeratorOnly if you do not make any sharp turns or go through any dips (like on driveways).
- BoatycallExplorerI would recommend you get their car trailer instead simply because it has surge brakes. I don't think their dolly has brakes. You already have a somewhat heavy camper.
But either way you choose to go, you're going to have to take a tape measure down and measure tongue length vs. turning radius. It is't that you can't tow either one in a straight line, it's when you go to turn, you don't want corner-to-corner contact. - BedlamModeratorThere are dollies with surge brakes, but I would worry about approach and departure angles on drives pushing the tongue into the underside of the camper and corner contact on any sharper turns.
- SugarHillCTDExplorerI have an 18" extension in my garage. Used it twice (then we switched campers)
If you want it, it is yours- just pay for shipping.
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