The kit companion 2001 manual is completely worthless. It shows nothing, only general safety stuff. Really, if you have questions, go to a RV shop or ask me countrybears1@Verizon.net...Steve
Better see "Trailer Towing" in section 8 "Driving Tips" of the "OWNER'S MANUAL" for the proper information.....
Manual is a book of instruction with detailed information. It depends on manuals, what kind of information you are looking for. In case you are looking for a Mobile manual it will guide you to handle the set. Microwave manual will guide you about the working and parts of microwave and so on.
I think your dispatcher gives it to you. Unless you buy you a reefer trailer yourself, and ask for a manual for the trailer. That is what I think. But if you have another answer just post it if you can.
The maximum weight capacity of a car trailer used hauling a vehical depends on the length of the car trailer. One would need to check the manual for the correct information.
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Read your drivers manual, the information you are looking for will be in there.
I wouldn't tow it, I would get it on a trailer. The towing information is in the owner's manual.
You need to read the owners manual! The Toyota manual states the Prius is not designed to pull a trailer.
The owner's manual for the 1993 Aljo travel trailer model number 4250 can be found on the NADA Guides website. This trailer is 24 feet in length, and 8 feet wide.
The Official VW Service Manual has a picture of a VW with a trailer hitch, so apparently you can tow with them and people have - but the trailer couldn't be very big.
You have a brand new vehicle. This information can be found by looking in your owner's manual. You must have an owner's manual. Don't have one then get one.
It would depend on what type of information that you are looking for on the 1999 montana. I own one and have purchased a haynes manual somewhat helpful but does lack the read inner detail that a chiltons manual holds, best of luck to you.