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Geerhead55 · 11-22-2014, 06:36 PM

I've got an old Minnie Winnie ('84), and finally put a hitch on it this past summer. I had the rear frame reinforced also. I use my bars and hitch from my Ram 1500 setup that I use when not on the road. I've got a 24ft. Wells enclosed and only a 350 in the motorhome, so I'm not the fastest out there, but I finally arrive. Its nice to have your things close like Keith said. Once I get up to speed its not too bad, but I don't cross mountain passes either. If I go to say, Boise I would hook up to my Ram and get a hotel. As far as putting it away,, I have to unhook and back it up my ally inside my fence, so there again I use my pickup since theres not enough room to swing the motorhome and trailer. Its a bit of a hassle,, but something I don't mind doing. I'm hauling a small block Nova, so the weight hasn't been a problem so far.
Danny Durham

11-22-2014, 06:36 PM	#11
Geerhead55 VIP Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Tacoma, Washington Posts: 1,632 Likes: 0 Liked 5 Times in 5 Posts	Re: Towing with a Class C Motorhome... I've got an old Minnie Winnie ('84), and finally put a hitch on it this past summer. I had the rear frame reinforced also. I use my bars and hitch from my Ram 1500 setup that I use when not on the road. I've got a 24ft. Wells enclosed and only a 350 in the motorhome, so I'm not the fastest out there, but I finally arrive. Its nice to have your things close like Keith said. Once I get up to speed its not too bad, but I don't cross mountain passes either. If I go to say, Boise I would hook up to my Ram and get a hotel. As far as putting it away,, I have to unhook and back it up my ally inside my fence, so there again I use my pickup since theres not enough room to swing the motorhome and trailer. Its a bit of a hassle,, but something I don't mind doing. I'm hauling a small block Nova, so the weight hasn't been a problem so far. Danny Durham