[amxdreamer]

What RV's are you guys using to tow small enclosed trailers? Thinking of getting rid of the travel trailer and getting an RV. Then that can tow the car hauler to distant shows/track etc.

Would like to keep it smallish in length

 

[DocFiberglass]

How much weight ? .... is the trailer aero in any way? .. any major "hills" in your travel plans ?

 

[jonestre.]

One of the main considerations is the rear overhang of the motorhome. Not many are actually built to haul 4 tons hanging onto the rear bumper. ---Trevor

 

[pittsburghracer]

I tow with my dodge diesel unless I stay for the weekend. i have a 25 foot class A 454 powered motorhome that does a GREAT job of towing. I bought and installed a class 5 hitch and then bought a Trailer Toad to keep the weight of my motorhome. If you don't use a Trailer Toad plan on beefing up the rear frame area.

 

[amxdreamer]

That's exactly the kind of thing I was looking for. Trailer and car is 5500 pounds(ish) I will plan for the worst as for hills as I live in BC and going south or east means some hills.

 

[jonestre.]

My 24' Classic trailer 4800# empty, 84 Trans Am I /S 3100#, gen,tools,chairs, etc. 1100# = 9000# ish ---Trevor

 

[amxdreamer]

My 20' pace has a max of 7000lbs as limited by axles. I don't put anything in the trailer but the car asiI'm paranoid something with bounce around while driving.

 

[MR MOPAR]

I have a 24ft A class 454 Chev. Put on a class 5 hitch and a set of 5k airbags.. Pulls my 22ft enclosed with minimum effort. Still sways when the semis come flying past but still at 65mph on cruise.
Andrew

 

[ordinary builder]

there are many other previous posts about the lack of steel out past the rear axle of most every motorhome..

 

[midniteta]

get a trailer toad and dont never look back!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[robert ba'das]

31 foot class A towing 25 foot enclosed, does good.