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lizbroughton

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Posted: 11/22/11 07:56pm

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Is anyone out there in camping land using a Master Tow dolly? Pls let us know. Thanks

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amxpress

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Posted: 11/22/11 08:03pm

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I have used one for towing a few vehicles.
For the price, I don't think they can be beat.
What do you want to know?

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Posted: 11/22/11 08:21pm

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I own the 80t with surge brakes...

Love it...

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Posted: 11/22/11 08:24pm

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i use a 2010 model 77 and luv it. no probs whatsoever once i dumped the 6 way adjustable straps and got their non adj. type which make it so easy.

lizbroughton

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Posted: 11/22/11 08:42pm

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The only reason I am asking is that we want to buy a Hyundai and the manual said that it can be towed via dolly. This is the brand my hubby found and we just wanted to get some feed back. Thanks

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Posted: 11/22/11 09:14pm

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They're fine - but I'd buy something 4-down towable!

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Posted: 11/23/11 04:04am

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webhannet wrote:

They're fine - but I'd buy something 4-down towable!

The neck of the dolly slips underneath the rear of my coach when I am not using it.

Not so bad

lizbroughton

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Posted: 11/23/11 06:44am

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4 down towables are a little more money that we want to spend since we are buying a motor home also.

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Posted: 11/23/11 07:31pm

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No problems with mine. Get one with brakes!

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Posted: 11/24/11 05:49am

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I have a Demco but recently priced out a Master Tow with surge brakes. It was the big one and could be had for $1495. With surge brakes you can use it with any vehicle without doing wireing changes. The most important thing is to have the hitch hight correct as not to change the wheel alignment on the axel.
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