Flat towing versus tow dolly — what’s the right choice for your dinghy vehicle? So you’ve decided to tow a car (dinghy) behind your motorhome. Now comes the big question: do you flat-tow your vehicle or use a tow dolly? Much of this decision is based on the RVer’s intended dinghy type and make. Let’s look
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The 2018 Guide to Dinghy Towing is an indispensable resource for towing a dinghy vehicle behind a motorhome. Available for download or in print, the information-packed publication offers vital towing tips, along with information on more than 70 new cars and SUVs that have been manufacturer-approved for flat towing. Tow and Go The Before You
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Trailer hitches are found on just about every pickup truck, SUV and of course motorhomes.  These hidden hitches consist of a square receiver, 1-1/2” to 2-1/2” which holds an inserted drawbar and ball.  Mostly motorhomes use these to flat tow a vehicle.  This uses a hitch assembly that is fastened to the front of the
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Large class C and most class A coaches are challenged when trying to tour cities and local tourist attractions.  While the maneuverability is easily managed by a skilled driver, the parking is not.  Generally, parking space for these large vehicles is non-existent, leaving your tour confined to what you can see while driving by.  A
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