Planning to tow 3000 miles round trip, how crazy am I?

[skinny2]

At least by the pic it has some slope to it. Someone around here posted a pic of an enclosed trailer recently that looked really tall and was boxed at the top. All I could think of was "sail".

I have a 6x12 enclosed trailer that comes to a vertical point in the nose and it tows super nice. Better than my 6x12 landscape trailer with a swing-up sail...I mean ramp.

[volvite]

Terry,

What's all the specs from your trailer. The wife and I might get something this summer.

[disallow]

We have a 2008 Keystone Passport 280BH. It weighs 4508lbs dry (according to the scale at the dealer, includes appliances but not full propane tanks or battery). It has a 440lb hitch weight.

Loaded, I estimate it weights 5500-5700lbs. The axles max out at 6050lbs, so you can't really go crazy loading it up, but we find it more than adequate.

I've borrowed it to my brother-in-law, he pulled it with my Pathy. He said he would do it again, so at least I got that confirmation that I'm not totally nuts...

I also borrowed it to a friend. He pulled it with his dad's F350 Powerstroke. Didn't use WDH or anything, and he said he couldn't even feel it back there. With the Pathy, you definitely feel it. But I think its manageable.

With your V8, I think you'd find it no problem.

http://www.rvguide.com/specs/keystone/t ... 280bh.html

[volvite]

So you are towing a 28ft trailer with your V6? That's crazy.

[disallow]

Pulled it home today. It's really not that bad. But I probably wouldn't do 3000 miles with it...