2015 Rangerover pulling a Globetrotter

[angustami]

wondering if I will need a brake system and stabilizer bars....(new to this)

[glcmranger]

And a new ENGINE.

[angustami]

Originally Posted by glcmranger

And a new ENGINE.

ha....RR will be fine

[Adventure.AS]

Originally Posted by angustami

wondering if I will need a brake system and stabilizer bars....(new to this)

I would use a weight distribution hitch with sway control (e.g Eaz-Lift) and an electric trailer brake controller (e.g. Techonsha P3).

[jdalrymple]

Originally Posted by angustami

ha....RR will be fine

I have owned 3.

I own one now.

I wouldn't count on it.



But, yes a weight distributing hitch with sway control and a brake controller will make things nicer, assuming you are moving.



I like our Reese Dual Cam.



Regards,


JD

[brick1]

Check on your specific Range Rover, but typically a 7700 lb tow rating. Assume you are talking the 2018 Globe Trotter which weighs 5900 to 6200 lbs empty ( depending on options). So loaded you might be around 7000 lbs. You will be at the upper limit of the Range Rover. A weight distributing hitch is mandatory. Same with a brake controller to actuate the trailer brakes.
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