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CeeDee · * Joined: 12 Jun 2004 Posts: 17 Location: West London

Yes...after months of talking about it....we've done it..!!!! Laughing

Purchased a double axled Elddis Tynedale (1994 vintage...not rich like you Hobby blokes Laughing

). Anyone have any tip or advice about towing this 21 foot (6.7m - shipping length) beast about with a 2.5 Paj? There's lots of general posts about towing ...I know, but I wondered if anyone had any specific experience with this beastie. Confused

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nobby · Posted: Tue Jul 06, 2004 23:38 Post subject:

I tow a single axle Compass Ralley 460/4 with my 2.5 with no problems although from a safety point of view fit a stabliser. The weight of my van fully laden is 1460Kg. As a rule of thumb as long as the van falls within 85% of your kerbweight all should be well Exclamation

CeeDee · * Joined: 12 Jun 2004 Posts: 17 Location: West London

Cheers...Nobby. Very Happy

I think this one fully laden is about the same.

No one else has an Elddis Tynedale???? Confused

ade · ***** Joined: 27 Apr 2003 Posts: 514 Location: OuTaSpAcE

Hi ceedee, I have an Elddis Superstorm, 26ft, Need to keep the noseweight between 90-100 kgs, Does yours have lock holes in the corner steady wind nut covers? I put padlocks through, much cheaper than the round oem locks Wink

kat46 · Posted: Sat Aug 07, 2004 22:33 Post subject:

hi we have a fleetwood heritage and it is 27.5ft long, you have to keep a eye on your mirrors for the caravan wheels cutting the corners, we pull ours with a 2.5td auto with no problems.

keith

kat46 · Posted: Sat Aug 07, 2004 22:33 Post subject:

hi we have a fleetwood heritage and it is 27.5ft long, you have to keep a eye on your mirrors for the caravan wheels cutting the corners, we pull ours with a 2.5td auto with no problems.

keith