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tuga · 08-09-2012, 12:23 AM

Tom & Donna,

You can find a good list of "towables" in the January issue of FMC magazine. It lists which ones can be towed 4 wheels down without any additional devices. If you have a vehicle already and you would like to tow it you can use a Remco drive-shaft disconnect. It is a device that will allow you to disconnect your drive shaft from your transmission.

I tow a Honda Pilot (2005 model & that is important) 4 wheels down; all I have to do it put in neutral and go. There are many SUVs, cars, & trucks that can be towed with any special devices. Be careful because for instance, a 2012 Honda Pilot can NOT be towed 4 wheels down. Honda offers a Honda C/RV as a towable; it can be safely towed 4 wheels down.

So as you can see, you have many options.

Glad to have you in the Newell family.

08-09-2012, 12:23 AM	#5
tuga Senior Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: Houma, LA Posts: 886	Tom & Donna, You can find a good list of "towables" in the January issue of FMC magazine. It lists which ones can be towed 4 wheels down without any additional devices. If you have a vehicle already and you would like to tow it you can use a Remco drive-shaft disconnect. It is a device that will allow you to disconnect your drive shaft from your transmission. I tow a Honda Pilot (2005 model & that is important) 4 wheels down; all I have to do it put in neutral and go. There are many SUVs, cars, & trucks that can be towed with any special devices. Be careful because for instance, a 2012 Honda Pilot can NOT be towed 4 wheels down. Honda offers a Honda C/RV as a towable; it can be safely towed 4 wheels down. So as you can see, you have many options. Glad to have you in the Newell family. __________________ Tuga & Karen Gaidry 1999 Newell 45 w/2 slides Coach #512 2005 Pilot