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Time to bring this thread back to life. I bought a Roadmaster RM3477 tow dolly to tow a 2019 Honda Fit behind my 2018 Coachman BH Freelander. Going through the manual for the Honda, I find this little item: NOTICE Improper towing such as towing behind a motorhome or other motor vehicle can...

Here's a question: Those of you who use a 2-Wheel dolly to tow from a MH, which make and model do you use?

UPDATE: Was there today and the mysterious MH is still there. I've been told by a friend that it moves around to different parking lots. Better pics:

It's been in the same location for over two weeks. No one I talked to seemed to know much about it. One of the managers at a local fast food place recalled blankets draped over it at night. I'm headed up that way tomorrow. Will try to see if it's still there.

It's parked on the edge of a local grocery store lot. I think the MH is being used as a dwelling for a homeless person. Can anyone figure out why there is an air compressor on the top?

Has anyone tried using a small electric vehicle as a toad?

I have avoided toad problems by not having a toad. Before we bought our current MH, my wife and I rented a 30 foot class C from Cruise America. We traveled from the Philly area in a small van to pick up the rental MH outside Boston. From there I drove the rental down and up to the tip of Cape...

Budget isn't a super big problem now, but on two SS incomes....

So far, my wife and I have managed to avoid the necessity of a second vehicle when using our motorhome (we have a 2018 Freeland 31BH). Most of the trips have been 25-50 miles from where we store it, although we've taken one weekend trip to a destination 100 miles away. Since we're considering...

I know. When I bought my motorhome it came with a set.

Thanks for the manual. Quite a bit of information in it.

I should mention that the un-level motorhome was the first time I ever rented an RV. I spent several days wondering around looking at how other campers situated their rigs. "Hmmm, railroad trestles for the sewer hose. Probably a good idea."

Thanks. Before I bought my current motorhome, I rented a similar model from Cruise America. I camped on an incline and, since the rental had no lifts, I couldn't use the shower or kitchen sink. Anyway, here is a picture of the lift controls on my Freeland BH31 (2018). Above the controls are...

If you use leveling blocks on selected wheels, do you need to put the same block height under all the lifts? And how do you determine the level without deploying the lifts first? A carpenter's (bubble) level?

Thanks for all the information!