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Like can you tow it behind a motor home?
You can tow any of the Scion models if they are equipped with a manual transmission. You can not tow an automatic. More information at http://www.motorhomemagazine.com/images/elements/1387927_08Dinghy_Roundup.pdf
yes, people do it all the time.
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You can tow any of the Scion models if they are equipped with a manual transmission. You can not tow an automatic. More information at http://www.motorhomemagazine.com/images/elements/1387927_08Dinghy_Roundup.pdf
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yup, if pull it along, it also puts on miles as if you were driving it. put it on a dolly to avoid miles. also put a cardboard or something to that affect to protect your windshield.
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Okay, so there are different Scion models so I’ll help with what I can….
Towability –
It really depends on the transmission model in the Scion. If you get your transmission model, then contact REMCO at 800-228-2481, they will be able to tell you about the towability. More than likely you will need a Lube Pump to tow this flat. Those usually retail for about $995.00.
Equipment –
Tow Bar
Draw-Tite makes an affordable Tow Bar that’s adjustable. If you click here http://store.drawtite.com/63180.html you can view it.
Baseplate
Many state laws require you to have a bracket attached to the frame of your vehicle. Roadmaster makes these brackets. If you click here http://www.roadmasterinc.com/vehicle_guide-04-02-2008/index.php and put in your year,make & model it will show you the baseplates available.
Adapter
Because the tow bar and baseplate is made by two different manufacturers, you’ll need an adapter. You can view that here: http://roadmasterinc.com/products/adaptor_bars/adaptor_bars.html
There are also many options available for wiring. You can do something like this: http://store.drawtite.com/dt18148.html or you can hard wire it.
Hope this helps!
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http://www.drawtite.com
http://www.roadmasterinc.com
http://www.remcotowing.com/