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Originally Posted by Huck BB62
It depends. Where do you put the trailer? Campgrounds are pretty crowded. I OWN a nice car hauler and have had my H3 on it. Flat towing is easy once you get set up and you don't have to worry about where the trailer's stored. The footprint of the H3 is a LOT smaller than an 18' dovetail car hauler. You also add half a ton of trailer weight too. The H3 can be flat towed with no modification, and no damage. With the tow bar, wiring, and required brake system, you're towin'!
I would forgo the brake systems that put tremendous pressure on the brake pedal to operate the brakes without vacuum pressure. I'm looking at this thing. http://www.smibrake.com/showme.html |
I've been using this set-up since 10-02!--Nothing better!--imhexp
http://www.roadmasterinc.com/product...r/brake_m.html