Tacoma Vs Ridgeline

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   Thanks everyone - the new Tacoma is now sitting in the driveway. Picking up the R-pod 192 in a few weeks and then we have to learn to tow!  a big adventure. 
We'll be back here asking all kinds of questions about our new lifestyle fairly soon I'm sure -:)

Thanks again for the advice. 

Annette and Gary

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AnnetteGary Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 18 Mar 2021 Location: ON Online Status: Offline Posts: 21	Topic: Tacoma Vs Ridgeline Posted: 31 May 2021 at 12:28pm
	Thanks everyone - the new Tacoma is now sitting in the driveway. Picking up the R-pod 192 in a few weeks and then we have to learn to tow! a big adventure. We'll be back here asking all kinds of questions about our new lifestyle fairly soon I'm sure -:) Thanks again for the advice. Annette and Gary
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	A 189's gross weight is about 1000 lbs less than a 192's. So I agree that a 5000 lb rated TV like a Ridgeline is ok for a 189, as my Highlander is for my 179. But not for a 192, as long as you don't go crazy loading the rig. But the 192 is just too much trailer for too little TV.
	1994 Chinook Concourse 1995 RV6A Experimental Aircraft 2015 Rpod 179 - sold