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RT 622
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Cruzr Joe
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YES. with the following cautions. make sure that the hitch on the car is set so that the trailer is level, make sure that you have an adapter so the wiring harness will work on with your car and last but not least put some weight in the trailer so it will not bounce around too much. Also be careful going up and down curbs, rail crossings, etc, the trailer is low to the ground
Cruzr Joe
Bob Denman
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One other thing :shocked:...
...Please use a VERY small car; it would look SILLY if it got towed behind a fullsize! :roflblack:
Smarts
The Fiat 500
(This is when the Elio should have become a reality! :gaah
A MINI might be a bit large; but consider it as a candidate due to it's "coolness" factor!
...Please use a VERY small car; it would look SILLY if it got towed behind a fullsize! :roflblack:
Smarts
The Fiat 500
(This is when the Elio should have become a reality! :gaah
A MINI might be a bit large; but consider it as a candidate due to it's "coolness" factor!
PrairieSpyder
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I picked up my RT622 in Sioux Falls, SD and towed it home behind my PT Cruiser. It needed a slightly smaller ball than I had, but I went to a hardware store and got the right one. I didn't have the lights connected, so I had to make sure I got home before dark.
jaherbst
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I would rent a small U-Haul to get it home. Like Joe said it has to be level and stay that way, or you will damage the very expensive trailer.
Jack
Cruzr Joe
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Marker
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Yes you can. I have a 2010 RT 622 trailer and I bought the BRP kit for towing behind a car. It tows great behind a car.
Depending on the model year of trailer . The kits have a adapter to convert to flat 4 pin and extension safety cables to make them longer to hook up to cars hitch
I make sure that the trailer is level when I tow it with my car.
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Spacetrucker
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And put in 60 psi and Ride-on in them. Will pull great . Also put shocks on 4 if loading med and on 5 if really heave.. Puts great for me on my Vw jetty Tdi. Also your right must be LEVEL for shure..
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