Tandem towing

[James Harvie]

Ernie. It sounds like those suvs could arive at the scene, before the fleetwood.
They all look the same, going over the cliff. I'm modifying my 17 ft trailer, so
I can pull both my motorcycle and my Beamer with me. I stretched the tounge,
with heavy wall square tubing, so now it's 21 ft. I fabricated a ramp, that
extends over the tounge, for the bike. It all unbolts easily, and you can slide
the tounge back, to make it 17 ft again. I added a breakaway. I like the idea of
a tralier much better than 4 wheels on the ground, or even a tow dolly, Ever
try to back either one up? I know the downside may be being restricted on where
you can go, but after pricing what it takes to fit a vehicle for tow, I think
it's cheaper to trailer. You can buty a new tralier for around $1400.00, with
electric brakes, load it, and go!

Jimmy Harvie
Terry Neal wrote: 82FC Boston Ma
Hey Ernie,

We should look at the bottom of the pass. May be some good parts
available on the road side? I personally would never pull two of
anything on a highway.

Terry Neal
Bozeman, MT
82PT40
74FC34

Ernest Ekberg wrote:

> This weekend, I observed a fleetwood discovery towing, in tandem, 2
> suvs, 4 down.
> Has anyone ever done that? He was stopped on top of Bozeman Pass and
> was getting ready to go down a 6% grade. Personally, I felt that was a
> situation that I would not be comfortable in.
> Ernie
> 83PT40 in Livingston, Mt
> towing my flatbed trailer with my Yukon is long enough
>
>






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