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Yes, you can use a tow dolly to pull a 2007 front-wheel-drive Toyota Highlander behind an RV. Since the Highlander is front-wheel drive, you would need to place the front wheels on the dolly while allowing the rear wheels to remain on the ground. Always consult the owner's manual for specific towing guidelines and ensure the dolly is rated for the vehicle's weight.
Yes, a 2009 Chevrolet Equinox can be dinghy towed behind an RV, but it requires specific preparations. The vehicle must be equipped with a tow bar and a supplemental braking system to ensure safe towing. Additionally, it's important to follow the manufacturer's guidelines for towing, including placing the transmission in the appropriate setting and ensuring the ignition is in the "accessory" position to avoid draining the battery. Always consult the owner's manual for any specific instructions related to dinghy towing.
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That depends on the RV. Some use diesel fuel, some use gasoline, some even use propane or CNG.
For private use, no state requires a CDL for an RV.
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If you mean a built-in system for your RV, or something attached to the top of your RV, this site may be useful to you: www.amsolar.com/ If you mean a small portable generator that is not attached to your RV, and you want to use it to power appliances in your RV, that option is not as easy. Generators tend to be heavy units and take up a lot of space.
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No need to plug the block heater in if your not going to use the RV. If you plan on using the RV just plug in the block heater the day or two before you want to use the RV.
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