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Old 12-08-2012, 07:23 AM   #1
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I'm thinking about purchasing a good used Jeep Wrangler to tow behind the TH. I will ride the Harley most of the time, but there are times when I will need a four wheel vehicle for grocery shopping, Etc. Anyone out there have any comments, pros or cons about pulling the Jeep?
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Very easy to tow! We've towed quite a few different makes, and the Wrangler was by far the easiest.
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Well, there a ton a folks here that have Wrangler and without a doubt it is very popular.

I went a different route as I wanted to bring the car along with the motorcycle.

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Pull a Jeep Grand Cherokee with out difficulties. Use a Blue Ox.
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Can't flat tow my Wrangler anymore but sure love the Cherokees, both my built one and DW's stocker are setup for towing. Quick and easy.
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