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Old 03-02-2018, 08:51 PM   #10
brucev
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: Hurricane 27K
State: California
Posts: 623
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Originally Posted by Brakeman48 View Post
For the first time I will be pulling a Jeep Liberty behind our Hurricane 35C. Needless to say a little bit nervous. Any warnings or guidance from experienced RVers. Concerned how it acts in tight turns and any suggestions on fueling up MH. I understand I can't back up so what to look for entering a fuel station, etc. thanks !
The only I can add is make yourself a checklist and stick to it, put on there the hookup procedure, such as, safety chains, breakaway cable, etc, etc. On my Jeep Wrangler, I have to put it in gear but the transfer case in neutral. Check the hookup procedure with your hitch and brake manufacturer and towing procedures for your Liberty. Other than that, you will never know it is there. I also turn on the rear camera so I can see if it is still there and watch for things like smoke from flat tires or suck brakes. When I stop I check the temps of all tires and hubs with an infrared thermometer. Things will always get hot but a significant variance is not normal. I find tires on sun side run a few degrees higher and the inside tires seem higher also. Good luck and safe travels.
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