Assuming you have a real hitch, I think you'd be ok as far as the weight
goes for just the Land Rover and a dolly. However, I'd check the Land
Rover's manual and see what it says about towing. It'll probably
suggest a flatbed for that distance. At that point, you'll be pulling a
lot more weight, and probably more than you should be pulling.
Johnson Sgt Michael D wrote:
>
> Well, kids, my boss asked me to take his Land Rover on a 2 hour trip to the
> nearest dealer to have a failed starter replaced. Did I mention he wants to
> put it on a dolly? First how much does a Land Rover weigh? Second will a
> dolly be good for his truck? Can we just throw the transfer case in Neutral
> and go? or do we need a full trailer? Third am I pushing the safety factor
> here? I've pulled plenty of stuff, but usually when talking about this much
> and distance, I've used dad's Ram 2500 Cummins. Let me know what y'all
> think.
>
> Mike Johnson
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