Very little with a 3.5![]()
just out of curiousity, does anyone know the towing capacity of a early 80's 2dr range rover?
Very little with a 3.5![]()
Hi,
Owner's handbook says 1,000 kg for unbraked 'off-road trailer' and 4,000 kg for 'road trailer with power brakes'.
>750Kg unbraked
>2000Kg with over runs
>4000Kg with command brakes (now 3500KG in some states)
all with a max ball weight of 250kg assuming that doesnt push the overall loading of the vehicle or rear axle over its limit.
the 3.5 tows fine if you dont mind revving its biscuts out and watching the fuel gauge go down really fast.
Dave
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I would have said if you have a braked trailer it'll do the job, you just wont be braking the speed limit.
I towed a twin axel braked trailer with my 2 door RRC with another 2 door RRC on the trailer, (it might have been overweight? but it was a one off)
Anyhow it'll do the job if you aren't in a hurry but if you are expecting to tow your 2000kg racer on your gooseneck trailer and keep the speedo at 100 forget it.
Of course it'll do it, alot to be said for Low range![]()
hangover, the plan was for a gooseneck, but im running out of affordable/do-able options in the form of a ute, so i might have to go with a conventional car trailer and a half decent tow vehicle.....
failing that, i'll wait till a rough 100 series turbo cruiser comes in at work
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