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**TonyDi** · 05-31-2016, 09:33 PM

Towing is something you become adept at very easily. The towed vehicle will track behind the MH.

As for fueling. I have a 43' and tow a Jeep GC. So I can't just pull into any station and fill up with the Jeep attached. There is a book called "Next Exit", which will tell you what is available on the road ahead. Is even has a special designation for fuel stops that are RV friendly. Plus it has a ton of useful road info in it. About $20.

halbs · 06-01-2016, 05:41 AM

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Originally Posted by MD-Keith

Archer - 3 years on, and I still get startled every darned time I have my turn signal on and can't see my toad!!! I thought I was the only one.

Thanks to all for all of your suggestions. I feel better knowing the toad follows the coach and will not track outside of the coaches path during a turn. I'll also look for the book Next exit. Thanks again to all of you. Happy trails

HavingABlast · 06-01-2016, 06:24 AM

If you cannot make it to a truck/RV fueling station, look for a fueling station where the row of pumps is parallel to the roadway (as opposed to perpendicular to the roadway). This usually gives you easier entry to and departure from the station.

I have BlueOx and a good friend has RoadMaster. We are both thoroughly happy with what we have.