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Hi Paul and Wendy,
Rumple I just noticed I never thanked you for your very well researched information. Thank you, its really helpful and I will keep it as a guide when I buy my new caravan. I am looking at a new Sport Knaus unladen 1070 kg max laden weight 1300k. Sound OK?
Paul and Wendy........after much quizzing everyone I think when the tail wags the dog you dab at the brakes to slow the whole outfit down as that applies the caravan brakes as well as car brakes. But I am going to CC towing course as a snaking accident third time out completely shook my confidence (as well as my caravan!) and dont please take this as I know what I am talking about (I dont). Have you seen all the advice I got in My Scary Snaking Accident thread? Lots of members gave me their advice on that thread which was useful.
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hugo
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Topic: Towing weights? My Volvo 850
