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Old 04-27-2018, 01:40 PM   #16
nautiquecowboy
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: 25.2 axis
State: South Carolina
Posts: 217
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Originally Posted by JamieGeek View Post
Most dolly's will be the same here: drive up, e-brake on, put straps on, put safeties on, stow ramps (if applicable), unlock steering (if applicable), e-brake off, drive RV away. As such I don't think the EZE-Tow is any more difficult or easier than any other dolly...its just the nature of a dolly.

The EZE-Tow model is a little lighter that some of the other dollies (doesn't have the additional weight of a turn table which also means the steering must be unlocked), the car rests on the two frame rails as there really is no platform either.

As with most things: You can do as much research as you want with dollies; eventually you'll either pick one or be drowning in information. I picked the EZE-Tow (mostly because of weight since we have a smaller coach and an older one with the 5k lb hitch).
Also pull a dolly think it's the best way to go but I've actually seen people load cars on dollies and they don't bother to hook the safety chains up
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