1 have a new holiday rambler travel trailer 2006 32 feet what is a good tow vehicle????
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Any of the newer 3/4 ton pickups (Ford F-250; Chevy C-2500; Dodge D-250) with a big V-8 engine should do fine for towing your 32 foot Rambler, and give you a better ride than a similar 1-ton truck. Just make sure it's properly set up for towing with a weight distributing hitch and electric brake controller.
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Is it in great shape and is it reasonably priced? When looking to buy a used travel trailer make sure that you check the inside and outside for water damage. We bought one for a steal and found out why the first time it rained. If it has brakes on the trailer, hydraulic or electric, make sure that it will pass inspection first. Honestly your best bet is to buy new, the price difference isn't that bad and you'll have a warranty if anything leaks or breaks. We bought a Jayco pop-up sleeps 8, with bathroom, shower, fridge, furnace, hydraulic brakes, and air conditioning and paid 8,000 new. It has a lifetime warranty for mechanical failure and leakage. I hope this help you out and Good Luck!!!!
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Try eBay motors, they have tons of vehicles on there. You could also try Yahoo classifieds.
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Go to a good truck stop.  They have electric blankets that work off the trucks batteries and other fun stuff.  How about a massage when he comes home off the road?  Or a small photo album with his children/wife/in-laws in photos with captions added just for him.  Does he like to read?  Does he need a great pillow for his truck?  Truckers are good folks, find out what he likes that he can take with him as the road is awfully lonely and boring.
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Good luck finding that.  you will have better luck finding a pickup truck with a camper on the back.  You can rent an RV for a thousand bucks however.
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One that does not need a lot of repairs.  I suggest Hot Wheels -- good on gas and no repairs.
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check 4wd.com  you can even call them and they will point you in the right direction.
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Your vehicle? Call a towing service. I might add, AAA is a good value for the money. For 59.00 a year, you get 3 FREE tows for your vehicle or any vehicle you are a passenger. Or if you run out of gas on the highway, need a jumpstart, or lock your keys in the car, they will be there. It's a good thing to have. No, I don't work for them either.
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not sure where u are, but i find the best deals around the lakes for camper and boats or around docks if u can manage 2 get on lake, because some ppl dont have trailers for them if they also bought them on the lake, best time of year for that is fall, also check in boat trader
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Here are some helpful links:\n\nTravel info:\nhttp://www.traveldocs.com/mx/index.htm\n\nYellow pages (choose a state in Mexico & search for heavy equipment:\nhttp://seccionamarilla.com.mx/default.asp\n\nAs for the towing & transporting of vehicles, you would have to conttact the Mexican Embassy (in the USA) near you and request that info.  They will give you the forms and what you need to be able to transport what you want.  Easier than you think!!  Good luck.  ;o)\nhttp://www.vec.ca/english/10/consulates-usa.cfm
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Just write a short letter asking for sponsorship help explaining that you will place there business name on the ATV trailer.  Then make copies and send to all the business you can find in the area.
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Rent a U-Haul truck and move it yourself.  You will save yourself a LOT of money doing it that way and you can tow your car behind then.  I have moved across country doing that and believe me, it is WAY cheaper than hiring a mover.  But, if you want insurance on your items then hire a mover to do it for you.  That way you are insured for everything that is being moved in the event that something gets broken.  Its totally up to you.
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A good condo cab is about 11,000 lbs. The old 45 foot flatbaed I had weighted about 9,000 empty. Each of your trailers is about 28 feet, so I imagine that they are about 10,000 each. Mabey around 41,000 lbs? \n\nThere is no way that it could weigh 76,000 lbs. That's the weight of a condo cab hauling 53 foot trailer with a pretty good load inside. 76,000 is just 4,000 short of max weight. \n\nJust out of curiousity, have you ever taken your rig down to a scale and got an empty weight?
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Shelley, I noted that you have another question on here about a missing truck? Give me a contact and I will see if I can help you with what to do and where to go.
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get a sportster...they are skinny, light, and my mom drives one and she is 5'4:
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An RV & Trailor shop should be able to "hook" you up.  (No pun intended, but it's cute)
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Most likely yes BUT you need to do a little research. Look in your owner's manual for towing capacity then use this formula to calculate:\n\nTowing Capacity of Vehicle - (Trailer Weight + Weight of Vehicle to Be Towed)\n\nIf the value comes out positive your good to go. If it comes out negative your not. Also, make sure that your Trailblazer is equipped with either a tow package and/or dedicated automatic transmission cooler before towing anything. The cooler keeps your ATF fluid cool under the added pressure of towing. If you are confused contact your local Chevy dealer for assistance.