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Frankenstien · 09-22-2008, 03:40 PM

I have noticed there are a few of our MOC Members who tow a boat.. or small utility trailer behind their Monties, what I am wondering is.. how far under the unit did you have to go to mount your receiver hitch, and how much different does your unit handle with, and with out the added trailer. In my case I am looking at pulling my 20' pontoon boat behind our unit, 95% of which would be across open straight highway. Primarily Washington heading east and back, and a trip or two From here down to Lake Powell. FYI, Wa does stipulate you can tow doubles IF: you have a current CDL with tandems endorsement, and your vehicle length does not exceed 75' total. its a 100.00 a year permit fee, which is less than I would spend in gas to yank 2 vehicles across the state till I hit the Border.

09-22-2008, 03:40 PM	#1
Frankenstien Seasoned Camper Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: South Prairie Posts: 60 M.O.C. #7274	Towing Doubles Frame and Weight ?? I have noticed there are a few of our MOC Members who tow a boat.. or small utility trailer behind their Monties, what I am wondering is.. how far under the unit did you have to go to mount your receiver hitch, and how much different does your unit handle with, and with out the added trailer. In my case I am looking at pulling my 20' pontoon boat behind our unit, 95% of which would be across open straight highway. Primarily Washington heading east and back, and a trip or two From here down to Lake Powell. FYI, Wa does stipulate you can tow doubles IF: you have a current CDL with tandems endorsement, and your vehicle length does not exceed 75' total. its a 100.00 a year permit fee, which is less than I would spend in gas to yank 2 vehicles across the state till I hit the Border.