I noticed that Clive Smith's Technical Introduction on the website says not to tow for extended periods.
Does this mean don't have the vehicle towed or is there an issue in towing a trailer?
Simple Towing Question
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Ah, that means don't have it towed for extended periods and don't have it towed with a front or rear-end lift without removing the propshaft first. Ther are good towing vehicles up to their placarded max. towing weight and tow-hitch load...
GVW 2500 Kg
Cross Country payload 960 - 200
Unladen + Driver 1540 Kg
Payload 960 Kg
Trailer (with brakes; 12% slope) 2000 Kg
Trailer (w/o brakes) 600 Kg
Roof Load (4%) 100 Kg
Trailer Nose wt 75kg
Permiss Axle 1300/1380 (Front/rear)
Some will vary depending slightly on vehicle options.
GVW 2500 Kg
Cross Country payload 960 - 200
Unladen + Driver 1540 Kg
Payload 960 Kg
Trailer (with brakes; 12% slope) 2000 Kg
Trailer (w/o brakes) 600 Kg
Roof Load (4%) 100 Kg
Trailer Nose wt 75kg
Permiss Axle 1300/1380 (Front/rear)
Some will vary depending slightly on vehicle options.
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