towing a class B?

[cromag]

Does anyone out there tow a class B with your class A. It seems that it would be ideal for the small trips after setting up camp. I would also want it to serve as a "family" vehicle so that another couple could accompany us. Does anyone have any knowledge of this? Are there any recommendations?

[cromag]

Does anyone out there tow a class B with your class A. It seems that it would be ideal for the small trips after setting up camp. I would also want it to serve as a "family" vehicle so that another couple could accompany us. Does anyone have any knowledge of this? Are there any recommendations?

[RVDude]

If you can stomach the price you won't beat this bad boy.... And it is fully towable...

Earth Roamer XV-JP

[Nathan Focht]

I looked at this before we decided on a travel trailer to pull for the mother-in-law. The two main issue that I hit was the GVW of the Class B and how to disconnect the driveline.

[TaxedtoDeath]

I have towed a class B Airstream Interstate (22ft long on a Dodge Sprinter Chassis)with my Essex. The base plate was provided by Roadmaster and the drive shaft was equipped with a mechanical disconnectby Remco MFG. I also used a brake buddy for supplemntal braking.
Everything worked very well, the weight was very manageable (7600#), and I towed it for over 10,000 miles with no incidents. However, in my case I was well over the 70 ft max length allowed in most States but I never had a problem there as well.If you send me a PM with your email I will send you some pictures as I don't know how to post them here.
There are other options as well, but this worked very well for us. Good Luck!

[TaxedtoDeath]

I forgot to mention that I used a Blue Ox tow bar and safety chains rated for 10,000 lbs. The drive shaft was very easiy disconnected and reconnected using a simple lever installed under the front drivers seat.

[Jandy]

Check out these guys, they seem to have done it.