I tow with an Armitage A frame, they are based at Ferrybridge right next to the cooling towers,will cost you about £900 takes them half a day to fit. The unit is very heavy so take this into account also i recommend having the jockey wheel fitted
Before anyone one jumps up about the legalities ect i've towed for over ten years with no problems either with vosa or the boys in blue
Quote: Originally posted by silverwood on 11/1/2017
I tow with an Armitage A frame, they are based at Ferrybridge right next to the cooling towers,will cost you about £900 takes them half a day to fit. The unit is very heavy so take this into account also i recommend having the jockey wheel fitted
Before anyone one jumps up about the legalities ect i've towed for over ten years with no problems either with vosa or the boys in blue
Each to his own but I don't really get the idea of a large camper towing a small car, taking into account all the running costs wouldn't it be better to have a large car and tow a caravan
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Quote: Originally posted by richardandjo2010 on 11/1/2017
Each to his own but I don't really get the idea of a large camper towing a small car, taking into account all the running costs wouldn't it be better to have a large car and tow a caravan
I must admit, that is the option I would go for. Much easier to reverse a car and caravan than a motorhome towing a small trailer. I have a small trailer and it is a pig to reverse, partly because I can't see it behind the car, and partly because it is so short. A motorhome towing a small car would have the same problems.
However, I presume the O.P. already has the motorhome and does not want to sell it.
Thanks for your feed back was a generalisation for ideas ray will look on website thanks..
Colin21 (me laughingly says) hope o.p is not old person as only in my 30's😯 and we use motorhome as easier with disabilities for me (not ranting) 😇 and have full reversing cameras etc...
Quote: Originally posted by jamster72 on 12/1/2017
Thanks for your feed back was a generalisation for ideas ray will look on website thanks..
Colin21 (me laughingly says) hope o.p is not old person as only in my 30's😯 and we use motorhome as easier with disabilities for me (not ranting) 😇 and have full reversing cameras etc...
Lol. No, O.P. stands for original poster! Its me that's the old person. I did get the impression that you already had the motorhome, and would not want to get rid of it. I've never used a reversing camera, which I am sure would be a massive help. However, short trailers are much more difficult to reverse than longer ones, as they have a tendency to jack-knife very quickly. I am an ex-coach driver and have a licence for buses and coaches with trailers. Give me a short towing-vehicle with a long trailer anytime, as the opposite are a nightmare.