Flat towing behind a truck? (1 Viewer)

[AG2022]

Hi new here. I've been looking at the threads about flat towing but seems like everyone's only towing behind their RVs. I have a 2002 LC and I want to know of I can flat tow it behind my 2001 ford f250. Or if anyone's tried towing their 100s behind anything other then an RV

 

[Mauser]

Hi new here. I've been looking at the threads about flat towing but seems like everyone's only towing behind their RVs. I have a 2002 LC and I want to know of I can flat tow it behind my 2001 ford f250. Or if anyone's tried towing their 100s behind anything other then an RV

No different

 

[AG2022]

No different

Cool thank you

 

[nissanh]

Cool thank you

Make sure to disconnect the drive shafts.

 

[SteveH]

@AG2022 - Unless you're just towing it across town or on flat roads in Iowa, I would get one of those $400 devices that applies the brake pedal in the towed vehicle. A 100 series is a fat pig to tow behind an F250 without brakes. I have an '01 CCSB F350.

 

[AG2022]

@AG2022 - Unless you're just towing it across town or on flat roads in Iowa, I would get one of those $400 devices that applies the brake pedal in the towed vehicle. A 100 series is a fat pig to tow behind an F250 without brakes. I have an '01 CCSB F350.

Thanks that's what I was wondering if someone had already done it

 

[NoogaCruiser]

I've towed my 1999 LX behind my 2010 Tundra using the Blue Ox system I typically use with my RV and it was fine other than some swaying. I only towed it for about 30 minutes. If I was going to do it more regularly I would look into some type of anti-sway solution.