Posted by gregCO on May 17, 2017 at 19:17:05 from (72.168.177.166):
In Reply to: Small pickups posted by coshoo on May 17, 2017 at 10:33:58:
The Ford Ranger and Chevy S10 were pretty decent little pickups. Not much power, but for a runaround vehicle to pull behind your motor home they should do fine. Can you flat tow them with a manual trans? Don't know. Seems most of the later transmissions like the front input shat turning, but I don't know for sure. Call your local trans shop and ask them. They should know. I had a buddy that towed a car behind his motor home and all he did was start it up and put it in neutral and let it idle while he went down the road. Seemed to work. Check out some of the RV websites and see how people are dealing with towing a driver behind their motor home. I see lots of them doing it. I have towed a couple of cars on a tow dolly backwards and did not have any issues, but I may have just gotten lucky. A front wheel drive car on a tow dolly should not have any issues at all loaded facing forward.
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