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| Gareth Member Since: 12 Dec 2011 Location: Bramhall Posts: 1097  
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I have towed our Elddis Crusader Sirocco, twin axle, with my Td5 90. It managed it very well, was stable, and cruised at 55 - 60 all day. You will have to slow for hills and drop to 4th though. Normally I tow with my Disco 3 which is sublime, but the 90 does a great job also. 2021 Defender 110 X-Dynamic HSE D300 MHEV
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2nd Mar 2013 6:59pm |
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| GREENI Member Since: 22 Aug 2010 Location: staffs Posts: 10379 
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I used to rock a T@B
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2nd Mar 2013 7:07pm |
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| Martin 01 Member Since: 13 Feb 2012 Location: East Yorkshire Posts: 502 |
Usually tow our Elddis twin axle with our Discovery 3, but sometimes I have towed it with my 300 TDI 90.
The 90 seems to cope fine with the tintent on the back. Also just bought a TD5 110 CSW and that seems to tow it ok as well. I would say that the D3 is the best of them all for towing given all the electronics & the extra weight of it. Just my opinion. A 90 will do the job just fine. |
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2nd Mar 2013 7:43pm |
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| Nick T Member Since: 29 May 2011 Location: Bolton Posts: 203 
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Elddis Super Sirroco. 90 pulls no probs.
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3rd Mar 2013 9:44am |
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| T1G UP Member Since: 08 Dec 2009 Location: Bath Posts: 3101 
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with the mixed results on the 2.2 engine you may have a good or bad one. so power wise you may be ok or down a little.
as for actual tow-ability there as good as a 110. better turning circle, lighter. my 110 tows with ease, fuel consumptions crap but it flys along. we are siting ours so the wife can go there with the kids if im not around. i'lll be going back to a 90 sometime. |
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3rd Mar 2013 10:15am |
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| Laurie Member Since: 22 Feb 2008 Location: Sussex, England Posts: 2897 
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I tow a Carlight Commander 152 (1.5 tonnes ULW)
Tows beautifully up to 80 mph. (In France  )
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3rd Mar 2013 11:41am |
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| Buddy2shoes Member Since: 25 Jun 2013 Location: Chorley, Lancashire Posts: 15 
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Currently dragging a Hymer Nova 570 (1700kg fully laden) with my 2002 90 Td5. Does just fine.
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26th Jun 2013 11:45am |
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| scotsstag Member Since: 17 Jun 2012 Location: D+G Posts: 534  
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Got a new Bailey Rimini and tow it with any of our 90's (200Tdi, Td5 and Tdci) and they all tow it no bother..
04' 90 Td5 CSW.. |
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13th Sep 2013 1:44am |
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| Striker Member Since: 04 May 2013 Location: Yorkshire Posts: 127 |
Click image to enlarge Small Bailey Orion 400-2. 3 weeks in France Cheers Andy
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13th Sep 2013 5:50am |
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| shaun.mobile Member Since: 12 Dec 2011 Location: England Posts: 156 
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Had my first proper experience towing a caravan last month.
Took the abbey Beaumaris from our home in north lincs down to Isle of Wight. Stacked full of stuff too, awning, gazebo, fishing gear ( not mine), tents and 10 days clothes for 7 No problems at all with the 2.4 90 puma apart from shockingly high fuel consumption 
Only managed 25mpg heading south and 27 mpg on return northerly trip |
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17th Sep 2013 4:37pm |
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| Laurie Member Since: 22 Feb 2008 Location: Sussex, England Posts: 2897
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I'm lucky to get 21mpg when towing with my TD5 90.
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17th Sep 2013 5:27pm |
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| WarPig Member Since: 04 Dec 2009 Location: Sheffield Posts: 1748 
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Strange, because its downhill going south, and uphill when coming back north. Everyone knows that  |
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17th Sep 2013 6:11pm |
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