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Old 26th November 2008, 07:33 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Do any of you have a hitch on your Prius and pull a small trailer with
it?

My second vehicle is a ford van and I am thinking of getting rid of it
and just get a small trailer to do any hauling I need to do. It would
mostly be a few pieces of plywood or drywall or maybe an appliance
like a washer or dryer.

If I wind up getting a Prius when I get a new car, it will probably
handle that ok, won't it?

David
 
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Old 26th November 2008, 07:57 PM   #2 (permalink)
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On Nov 26, 7:42 pm, "Chas Gill" <Chas.G...@gollum.>
wrote:
> Here in the UK the Prius Owner's Manual very definitely says that you should
> NOT tow with a Prius. It doesn't say why, though. If you do and you bust
> something I guess your warrantee will be invalidated.......
>
> Chas
>
> "hibb" <ShyPic...@> wrote in message
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> news:b966266f-02db-410d-820c-acd525af7d55@w1g2000prm..com...
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> > Do any of you have a hitch on your Prius and pull a small trailer with
> > it?

>
> > My second vehicle is a ford van and I am thinking of getting rid of it
> > and just get a small trailer to do any hauling I need to do. It would
> > mostly be a few pieces of plywood or drywall or maybe an appliance
> > like a washer or dryer.

>
> > If I wind up getting a Prius when I get a new car, it will probably
> > handle that ok, won't it?

>
> > David


Well, I guess I had better hang on to the van, then.

Thanks, David
 
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hibb schreef:
> On Nov 26, 7:42 pm, "Chas Gill" <Chas.G...@gollum.>
> wrote:
>> Here in the UK the Prius Owner's Manual very definitely says that you should
>> NOT tow with a Prius. It doesn't say why, though. If you do and you bust
>> something I guess your warrantee will be invalidated.......
>>
>> Chas
>>
>> "hibb" <ShyPic...@> wrote in message
>>
>> news:b966266f-02db-410d-820c-acd525af7d55@w1g2000prm..com...
>>
>>> Do any of you have a hitch on your Prius and pull a small trailer with
>>> it?
>>> My second vehicle is a ford van and I am thinking of getting rid of it
>>> and just get a small trailer to do any hauling I need to do. It would
>>> mostly be a few pieces of plywood or drywall or maybe an appliance
>>> like a washer or dryer.
>>> If I wind up getting a Prius when I get a new car, it will probably
>>> handle that ok, won't it?
>>> David

>
> Well, I guess I had better hang on to the van, then.
>
> Thanks, David

Or like I do: The neighboors van

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hibb <ShyPicker@> wrote:

> Do any of you have a hitch on your Prius and pull a small trailer with
> it?
>
> My second vehicle is a ford van and I am thinking of getting rid of it
> and just get a small trailer to do any hauling I need to do. It would
> mostly be a few pieces of plywood or drywall or maybe an appliance
> like a washer or dryer.
>
> If I wind up getting a Prius when I get a new car, it will probably
> handle that ok, won't it?


I have one with my NHW11 and use it for light weight but oversized
loads. No problem but then I'm not trying to move a house cross-country.

I've also towed a small jon boat and motor.

Bob Wilson
 
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