| [GMCnet] Towing. [message #195728] |
Wed, 16 January 2013 20:44  |
BobDunahugh
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Registered: October 2010
Location: Cedar Rapids, IA
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You have to find what works for what you have. Tow dollies and tow bars both have their shining high points. I have both at the present time. And use them both. I really can't say witch one is faster to hookup for me. Vary close in time to put in service. I tend to use the dolly most of the time as I can put anything on it. No height issues, extra lights for safety, simple braking system, less wear on your towed car differential/ trans/ front suspension. The load to rotate the towed car drive train might be a bigger determent to gas mileage then the effect of the extra weight of a dolly. I find the dolly easy to move around with one hand. Sometimes I just leave it attached to the GMC. Many fold up. I hang mine on the wall when not in uses at home. The thing here is that there are a lot of both sold. Neither one can be called bad. You need the one that fits YOU, and your needs. My 2 cents. Bob Dunahugh
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