deidra_54820
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Hello all! We're fairly new to this. Can we tow our H2 with our 25' Class C?? If so, how much is the set up? Thanks much!
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rvten
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How much does it weigh?
Our Ford Flex is 4100 #s
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gbopp
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If you're talking about a Hummer H2, they have a curb weight of about 6000 pounds.
What is your Class C rated to tow?
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Thats a pretty hefty Toad. A little overkill I would think for a Small Class C.
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oldtrucker63
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I would think the H2 is to heavy to tow with a RV although it can be done.
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camp-n-family
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You could always tow the "C" with the H2 
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tempforce
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or make the h2 into a pusher unit for your class 'c'.
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Handbasket
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I think you'd probably get more useful answers if you'd share with us what chassis the C is on, and maybe how much it weighs loaded for travel (truck stop scales). Actual weight of the Hummer would help, too.
Or you can pretty much answer the question yourself with the actual weight numbers for both vehicles and the data on the doorpost sticker on the C. You c don't want to exceed the GCVW (or GCW) of the C's chassis.
With what you've told us so far, the only safe answer has to be 'No'.
Jim, "Mo' coffee!"
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Mocoondo
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As the owner of both an H2 and a Class C, I can promise you that you will not be towing the Hummer with the Class C ... perhaps the other way around though. 
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