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Date:         Tue, 10 Apr 2001 21:01:11 -0700
Reply-To:     noesis0 <noesis0@RMCI.NET>
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From:         noesis0 <noesis0@RMCI.NET>
Subject:      A Towing Question
In-Reply-To:  <002b01c0c239$3f453b00$a9f664ce@dmoroughan>
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I'm looking into towing options on the Vanagon.  I'm getting conflicting
info.  Tiico (sp?) has a tralor hitch rated at 1.5 tons and they tell me
that and an inline engine (they sell) along with gas shocks will pull a 10k

travel trailor.


Anyone have nay real life experiences towing?  I once saw a Vanagon Towing a
flatbed trailor with another Vanagon on it and a bug being towed after, so
I'm curious as to the limit.  My mach says you don;t want to tow anthing
heavier than 3500 lbs, but then they only do stock everything.


Thanks!




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Brian






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