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Re: towing tractor with a motor home/camper
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Posted by bobmn on January 31, 2005 at 21:07:55 from (64.12.117.7):
In Reply to: towing tractor with a motor home/camper posted by jmoore on January 31, 2005 at 17:01:35:
Hi; Yes, we tow with a 34ft Allegro Bay, slideout, 460 auto trans., 5.13 gears. Don't tow in od. Last summer we towed our 1950 AR JD around MN. About 200m was our longest trip one way. Have a 20ft two axle trailer. Looooong. Take a 4wheeler with to use at the shows. Works grt. Stops good, (new trailer). Slow on hills. Change Trans fluid and filter 2 times a summer. I redid the hitch, using 2x2, 1/4 square tube, going from the bottom of the truck frame to the bottom of the hitch. We take smaller tractors 99% of the time. We have a crew cab dually diesel.... BUT the wife loves the slideout!! Have a grt time go for it !! Bob
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