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2004 Toyota 4Runner Limited, 4.7 Liter V8 Engine Full-Time 4 wheel drive 286,600 miles on chassis, top-engine re-build at just under 200,000 miles Original owner, clean title Well maintained, regular maintenance, Runs Great, Lots of power Rear Air Suspension w/X-REAS shocks, Height Control...

I have a 2004 4-Runner and I tow it behind a motorhome with the front wheels on a tow dolly. I currently disconnect the rear driveshaft each time I tow manually which is a real pain. I have been looking at drive shaft disconnect units but I am unsure whether the really work as advertised...

I checked the driveline thread but want to be sure for my specific vehicle. I need to drive my 2004 4-Runner short distances with only the front driveshaft in place. I read in the driveshaft thread that it is OK if the CDL switch is on. Are there any issues I need to be aware of? I...

Thanks for the info. I'l be towing with a class 5 - 10,000lb hitch behind a 29,000lb motorhome. I don't want to do it but I have a 2004 4-Runner that weighs 1,000lbs less than the Cruiser. Maybe I'll have to leave the Cruiser at home and take the 4-Runner.

I will be driving it thousands of miles, probably 4k per year for the next 15 -20 years so having my wife drive along behind me won't go over to well. I definitely need to find a solution even if it means having a custom dolly built.

We'll be going to many locations that won't accomodate a trailer in addition to a MH and the Cruiser so a dolly is necessary so we can stow it in a small area.

New to this forum and have searched for answers to no avail. I need to tow a stock 2006 100 behind a motorhome and I know I can't flat tow it without driveshaft disconnect. Questions: What is the front axle weight? If I put the front wheels on a dolly can I safely put the H/L shifter in...