towing with older class "A" motorhome
 

i have purchased a 1990 allegro 28ft with a chevy chassis looking to tow my 28 ft enclosed. I was looking at the rear over the weekend and the receiver says 200lb trailer tongue weight and a 2500lb trailer weight limit. The frame extends about 5 or 6 ft past the rearend assy, it seems a liitle weak but was hoping i can beef it up a little and it be ok. Any suggestions please thanks jason

Re: towing with older class "A" motorhome
 

Jason,
Call John at DRC Race Products, he can hook you up, he is a great guy and is a sponsor on here.

His shop phone is 570-658-3515 or visit his website at www.drcraceproducts.com

Hope this helps

Re: towing with older class "A" motorhome
 

The roof will leak within 2 years, ask me how I know!!

Re: towing with older class "A" motorhome
 

Create a load leveler type frame after bracing the main rails. Then use Torsion bars on a load leveler trailer hitch. This works well . Good Luck

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Save your time, money, equipment, and maybe your *****....Buy a Trailer Toad. JB

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I just bought a trailer toad for my motorhome and cann't believe the difference, it tows great with no load on the home and less stress on the driver . Great product . Mike

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Jason i towed with a 27ft gm chassis for years with no problem,but the added frame rails from the rv manufacturer were only 2 or 3 feet long..it will depend on the wheelbase of your rv..the hitch is definitely not strong enough though!!! I now tow with a 35 ft gm class a.i had to box and reinforce the frame and hitch but 4 years later no problems
scott fifield