1320Fastback:

Any 1500 will do it

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Seriously buy as big as you can. No one ever complains about having too much truck. Diesel is more efficient than Gas but maintenance costs more.

This_Is_Just_To_Sigh:

We have a ’95 model and tow with a 2012 Chevy Silverado and a Reese hitch.
Back up camera helps a lot.
Know that there is a maneuverability setting on the hitch for ease of backing or/tight cornering.

Enjoy!

Pm me for more info if you want

auscadtravel:

If you are buying your tow vehicle get one that can tow more than you need if you can afford to. Loaded up trailers weigh more than you think and it’s better to be safe than sorry.

Festello:

Just make sure it’s a long bed. With a short bed you will have turning issues.

NugVegas:

Grab a 3500 Diesel Dually or a f350 dually. 4 tires stick better and you won’t have to crawl up hills.

Source: new to RV living 🙂 Recently purchased a ‘92 Fleetwood Wilderness for full time living! Looking for any tips on towing, it’s a 32’ fifth wheel. Planning on going for a Dodge or Chevy, any advice is appreciated, ty!!!

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