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Everyone keeps asking about the towing power of the Prado.
Every picture tells a story. LOL
Every picture tells a story. LOL
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2009 120TD Auto, Snorkel, Tow, Soveriegn Bull Bar, Dual Batteries, Rear Suspension Air Bags, UHF, Toyo Open Country Tyre AT II,, ScanGauge -
Yeah but can you reverse it
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You're probably the only one here who could Andrew.
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Blake
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Does not appear to be a story in that photo. You realise there is another vehicle behind the caravan and connected to the one at left?Michael and Kelly
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Other vehicle Not a Prado so not worthy of a mention.2009 120TD Auto, Snorkel, Tow, Soveriegn Bull Bar, Dual Batteries, Rear Suspension Air Bags, UHF, Toyo Open Country Tyre AT II,, ScanGaugeComment
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Not the only one, I am sure of that, anyway doubles are easy to reverse, just like pushing a piece of stringOriginally posted by BlakMoth View Post
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A Morris 850 could tow that on the flat. Now let's see it up a 30 degree slope in the rain.Terry
Canberra
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I have posted this pic before but......
No photoshop here and they do use the Prado to tow the Skycrane quite regularly.
Admittedly no 30 degree slope, it's not wet, nor is the water tank and 11 tonnes of water iattached but still a good effort!Comment
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