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Subject: Dingy Recommendation Author: Bill Schmitt [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 11/ 10/ 03, 8:01pm I have bought my first coach, a 1989 36SP. I know realize that I cannot tow my 02 2WD Yukon without going with a transmission disconnect. What experiences do you have with towed vehicles. I am currently looking at a Hundayi (sp) Santa Fe, CRV, Honda Pilot and Chev 4 WD Trailerblazer. We will be traveling with a Lab and a Doberman, so we need to transport dog crates in the towed vehicle. Any advice and guidance will be greatly appreciated. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Re: Dingy Recommendation Author: George Witt [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 11/ 20/ 03, 3:41pm Honda has their own transmission design. Honda automatic transmissions can be towed safely with a little knowledge and some special procedures. This makes them a favorite toad. All you need is a towbar. I've specialized in Honda cars for over 20 years and have my own shop. www.georgewitt.com Hope this helps. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> Subject: Re: Dingy Recommendation Author: Dave and Laurie [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 12/ 27/ 03, 8:02am What model Honda (s) do you suggest. We just purchased a 33'FC. We are just starting to look into this. Any other info would be appreciated. Thanks, Dave [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> Subject: Re: Dingy Recommendation Author: Jim Scoggins [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 12/ 9/ 03, 11:55am Take a close look at Jeep Cherokee. Easy to tow, connect and disconnect. Should be enough room enternally for your dog boxes. Regards Jim Scoggins 1986 PT40 1991 Jeep Wrangler [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> Subject: Re: Dingy Recommendation Author: Jeff Miller [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 12/ 10/ 03, 4:37pm Considering what it costs to trade vehicles, it is probably cheaper to have a drive shaft disconnect installed and you get to keep your Yukon. A fair bit of weight, there are lighter vehicles, but the SP will do it. You are probably well advised to buy towed-vehicle brakes also with a breakaway, and a heavy-duty towbar such as the Roadmaster Blackhawk (8,000lbs cap.). [ Post a Reply to This Message ]