Reply With QuoteBuy the smallest enclosed fifth wheel you can and tow both trailers at once.Or you could have a trailer custom built or modify yours to haul both the boat and Rhino, although the weight balance might be tricky.
We need to get a 22ft boat and a Rhino to and from the river this summer.
Any ideas how to tow both behind our Class A RV?
Buy the smallest enclosed fifth wheel you can and tow both trailers at once.
Call Kustom Trailers they make do all kinds of mods to your trailer
http://www.kustomtrailer.com/aboutus.html
We can't pull our 22' behind our 40' A class in CA as the legal length is 65'
EASY!
pull the rv and boat behind the rhino!
Can you pull a small flatbed trailer behind the boat?:idea:
To double tow, the first trailer has to be fifth wheel with brakes. Also you need your class A.
We need to get a 22ft boat and a Rhino to and from the river this summer.
Any ideas how to tow both behind our Class A RV?
Get a strorage unit at the river.....at $100/month it will be safer and cheaper than towing back and forth ......just a thought.
Chris
Get a strorage unit at the river.....at $100/month it will be safer and cheaper than towing back and forth ......just a thought.
Chris
Where's $100 a month storage in Parker or Havasu?:idea:
Where's $100 a month storage in Parker or Havasu?:idea:
Ok probably closer to $150 depending on the size unit you need. We paid $150 for a 35' x 12' in Havasu. Still cheaper than a custom trailer. 150 x 4 months is only $600.....
You could push the tounge to the side and snug the rhino up against the other wall and maybe get away with 30-32 ft unit.
The better (not much) fuel economy you'd get will offset the cost of the unit.
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