Come on ride the train.....

[Tjeli]

[Random]

Is that setup even legal? If I saw that rig coming down the road I would both be impressed and scared at the same time. If you do actually tow that, I'd love to hear the story of how it went.

[unit]

I imagine that it would have to be for short hauls only.  Trying to get that combination into or out of anything but a truck stop would have to be a nightmare.  There is no way to back it up without disconnecting the boat trailer.

[billa9b0ng]

I always tell my wife, "people either have a camper or a boat, they don't do both"

 

...And here's this guy

[Tjeli]

It is "sort" of legal and actually tows extremely well.  Lots of people recreational double tow.  Most states have length limits.  I am a few feet over in MI but usually only do this once a year to a site that is 35 miles away.  The third trailer follows exactly in the tire path of the 5th wheel.

 

Now, some states allow you to double tow behind a travel trailer.  That is something I would never want to do because of the sway factor.

 

-Eli

[JimCost2014]

On 8/18/2021 at 8:50 AM, Tjeli said:

It is "sort" of legal and actually tows extremely well.  Lots of people recreational double tow.  Most states have length limits.  I am a few feet over in MI but usually only do this once a year to a site that is 35 miles away.  The third trailer follows exactly in the tire path of the 5th wheel.

 

Now, some states allow you to double tow behind a travel trailer.  That is something I would never want to do because of the sway factor.

 

-Eli

Going forward has to be an impressive site, but backing them both up, putting the boat in the water would justify a "parade in your honor" the next day

[RugbyRef]

Great...now I have this song in my head...