40 foot DRV towing
Waldmeer,
Congratulations on the new rig! I know you are going to love it.
I tow (and stop) my MS with no problems with my Chevy 3500. I do respect the load and drive accordingly but I would do that with any combination.
Take your time while parking. Best to use a spotter to assist. Get out and take a look (frequently) if you don't feel sure about where the rig is going. It helps to put down a target on the ground that you can use to gauge your progress and approach. Could be a ball or a piece of rope. Before long you will be an expert and putting that unit in places you never thought possible. If you can find a big parking lot to practice without an audience so much the better. I get most of my practice at my storage site :)
Everyone who has towed had the same concerns when they started. You will do fine. Have fun!
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RodeWorthy
'07 Mobile Suites 36RS3 #3910
Mor/ryde IS, Trailersaver TS3 hitch
Level-Up with Remote Control
4 x 135W Solar Panels, Outback Controller, 4 x 6V batteries, Xantrex Inverter/Charger
'08 Chevy 3500 dually Duramax/Allison
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