Does anyone know what I would need to set up this vehicle to pull behind our coach?
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Does anyone know what I would need to set up this vehicle to pull behind our coach?
Is it 4x4 and is there a neutral light that comes on when you follow the directions in the owners manual for placing the transfer case in neutral?
I am making the assumption (don't say it) that it has a automatic transmission.
We towed a 3/4 ton 4X4 Chevrolet Suburban without any trouble. I could be wrong about this... I don't think the GMC can be towed the same way.
The wheels down towing procedure is described in our Suburban's owners manual.
REMCO driveline disconnect. Check their website.
GregM
I should add that the wheelbase of the Suburban is so long that it didn't track directly behind our coach. This was only an issue if we were in a tight turning situation; on a few occasions the coach would make the corner without any problem but the rear wheel of the Suburban would go over the curb. Not a big deal, just something to keep in mind.
We had a 40 foot coach, this may be different in a 45 foot coach.
If you have the newer style GMC you may be ok for the towing.
Chtree,
The very first thing you should do is to look in your owners manual under "Dingy Towing" and you will get all of the answers about your vehicle. You can easily go from there well informed.
The FMCA towables info shows the 2009 Yukon XL FWD towable with no restrictions. I'd check to be sure, but I'd bet an 07 would be also.
My wife checked our manual and we do have a nuetral so I think that we are towable. Thanks for all the info.