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[Lakeplay]

I haven't bought one yet. Looking for ideas.

[engr4fun]

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Jeeps are the easiest to tow by far

[Scottiemom]

oldschoolhdmike wrote:
my family and I are about to get a class c, along with our 5th wheel. Eventually we will sell the 5th wheel but I really do not want to dolly tow. seems like a hassle to find somewhere to put it, and they can be bouncy. I see a ton of people towing a honda crv, but remco and others say its not towable at higher speeds. do any of you tow a crv. whatever i get needs to be sub 10k used, and I have to want to drive it on a daily basis. My f250 will not need the miles put on it.....

A lot of people tow CRV's four down. However, the newest ones cannot be towed that way. Check out the FMCA's dinghy guides for what can be towed four down.

Dale

[oldschoolhdmike]

my family and I are about to get a class c, along with our 5th wheel. Eventually we will sell the 5th wheel but I really do not want to dolly tow. seems like a hassle to find somewhere to put it, and they can be bouncy. I see a ton of people towing a honda crv, but remco and others say its not towable at higher speeds. do any of you tow a crv. whatever i get needs to be sub 10k used, and I have to want to drive it on a daily basis. My f250 will not need the miles put on it.....

[Teacher_s_Pet]

2014 Flex put in service November 2016, replaced our 2003 Sport Trac with 166,000 miles plus another 100,000 not shown while towed.



We are in our 13th year of fulltiming in our 2006 Tiffin Phaeton.

[Horizon170]

[Mich_F]

Drive shaft disconnect on the F 150

[blownstang01]

2014 Explorer. I prefer 4 down, just seems easier to me.

[ELeland]

[SteveB]

What is the ramp that the bike is on? Looks neat!

FIRE UP wrote:
Well,
Here is ONE of our present toads.

/Pic snipped/

Sorry folks, I'm using Imgur but, all I'm posting is the address to the picture, not the picture itself. Hmmmmm. I'll figure this out.
Scott

[overdrive75]

2003 Ford Explorer.

[Dutch_12078]

Our RAV4 required a Remco transmission lube pump to tow 4-down. It cannot be dolly towed.

[FIRE_UP]

Well,
Here is ONE of our present toads.



Sorry folks, I'm using Imgur but, all I'm posting is the address to the picture, not the picture itself. Hmmmmm. I'll figure this out.
Scott

[mowermech]

Lakeplay wrote:
What is the best setup? Direct towing or using a car dolly?

That is purely personal preference! I have done both; 4-down with Jeeps and a Dodge Ram 1500 4X4, dolly for our PT Cruiser.
We towed the PT from here to Ringgold, GA and back on a dolly, no problems at all!
IMO, there is no "best". Many say that a dolly is too much trouble and too much work and too much weight. I never found any of that to be true.
Good luck with whatever you decide to use.

[jplante4]

Lakeplay wrote:
What is the best setup? Direct towing or using a car dolly?

Ease-of-use wise, four flat wins hands down. Once the base plate and wiring are done, towing is a matter of hooking up the tow bar, the safety chains/cable and the umbilical cord. No worries about where to store the dolly/trailer when you get to where you're going.

The only glitch is if you don't own a car that you can tow 4 down.