Don't do this with your stock Range Rover

[tacr2man]

Yes , you are right , the trailer is only 3.000lbs. I looked it up , Sorry


haha, did you tow a house?

It was in Australia , one of these Mack pulling lowloader , with a poclain on !!!

 

[LuckyHenriksen]

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Just having a diesel doesn't make a P38 a great tow vehicle. Being able to stop and steer it are important as well. Thats why I was asking about other upgrades. I am kind of just being a ******** so don't mind me

First of all, not to be a prick, but anyone coming on here and bragging about towing significantly more than the vehicle is rated for should get a bit of a slap down.

Second, the only brake upgrade you need to tow a heavy trailer (IMHO, not a lawyer, etc.) is one of these:

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This^

 

[tacr2man]

Since the series landrovers , the landrover line has been always pretty well braked , especially with their specialised ABS software development. They are generally well able to deal with their max rated towing . I have regularly run a 130 DC HCPU at at its max train weight (16 512lbs ) (plus a little more on occasions) without any dramas . But as with any increase in weight you need to allow extra stopping distance , and inertia on curves etc .

 

[R-Overland]

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It was in Australia , one of these Mack pulling lowloader , with a poclain on !!!

impressive

 

[R-Overland]

Just having a diesel doesn't make a P38 a great tow vehicle. Being able to stop and steer it are important as well. Thats why I was asking about other upgrades. I am kind of just being a ******** so don't mind me




This^

I have a Draw-Tite Trailer Brake Controller , similar thing, I guess

 

[R-Overland]

Since the series landrovers , the landrover line has been always pretty well braked , especially with their specialised ABS software development. They are generally well able to deal with their max rated towing . I have regularly run a 130 DC HCPU at at its max train weight (16 512lbs ) (plus a little more on occasions) without any dramas . But as with any increase in weight you need to allow extra stopping distance , and inertia on curves etc .

correct

 

[LR Max]

So what are you doing with that CUCV?

Other than turning it into a lawn ornament to piss off your neighbors :sombrero:

 

[R-Overland]

So what are you doing with that CUCV?

Other than turning it into a lawn ornament to piss off your neighbors :sombrero:

I am selling her