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Hi guys and girls.
Just hoping for some advice on towing a Caravan and car mechanical safety. I now have a VW R36 (I know not a Ford had a decade with a BA Turbo) and been looking to buy a Caravan for a while. It's a 16ft older (but immaculate) Millard and according to booklet the R36 can tow it legally up to 2500Kg braked which complies. Just opinions I'm hoping for but do you think a Caravan too much for a car tranny and engine? Especially a VW with DSG? Would only be used for short easy trips up to 100Ks max. All advice as it's a brilliant buy and what I've been looking for, but if too risky to car then no worries. Thank you all. |
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Towing a Caravan - Mechanical strain etc
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