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Old 01-24-2010, 09:31 PM   #1
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Towing a U-Haul trailer with a Class A MH

We are thinking of helping our dau move to grad school by pulling a U-Haul trailer with our Safari Trek/W20 MH. Other than weight/tongue weight, are there any issues that prevent/discourage doing so? Have any of you towed a U-Haul trailer with your MH? If so, will you share details and experiences?

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I tow an enclosed (12 ft.) trailer most of the time. No problems.

You need to be aware that the trailer will turn in a tighter arc than the motor home. So if you just cleared a big rock with the motor home, the trailer will probably hit it. Swing wide!
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