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Best thing I can advise is to get out to a showroom like Black Country Caravans and try one out. I wouldn't rule out a TT, my partner also suffers with Rheumatoid arthritis, so she delegates the heavy work to me! Though it still takes two of us to put the awning up, with a bit of swearing.
As for car towing limits, don't just go by any rule of thumb guidance. I have a Peugeot 3008 which delivers close on 200 BHP, but because it's a hybrid, the towing limit is 500kg BRAKED, we got a nice Trigano Galleon weighing in at 350kg. Also don't forget to check the nose weight, some cars have a surprisingly low limit.
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Derek
2016:
July - Buttyland Tenby
Aug - Isle of Wight
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Topic: hoping for a bit of advice
