05-Accord?

Discussion in 'Accord' started by skipper, Apr 18, 2005.

  1. skipper

    skipper Guest

    Hello everyone;

    Would someone know if with the 4 cyl 5 speed manual tramission you can towa
    trailer. All I want to tow is an ATV or boxes with my camping supplies?


    Thank You
     
    skipper, Apr 18, 2005
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  2. skipper

    Bugler Guest

    Should be fine. I'm thinking don't go over 2k pounds though. You may
    want to check the specs on the hitch itself (if aftermarket was
    purchased). Check out the hauling capacities of this hitch:

    http://store.yahoo.com/hitches4less/19honacclasi2.html
     
    Bugler, Apr 18, 2005
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  3. skipper

    halo2 guy Guest

    Your capacity on the Honda will be 1000 lbs including the trailer.
     
    halo2 guy, Apr 19, 2005
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  4. skipper

    skipper Guest

    Thank you for the info. 1000lbs with the trailer. That's not much but it
    will have to do. I love Honda, I presently have an 02 Civic 5 speed. It's
    a great lil car. I want to stick with Honda but I need to be able to tow
    cause the Civic cannot hold want I need to bring with me on trips. Besides
    i get great Service @ my dealership.



    Skipper
     
    skipper, Apr 19, 2005
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  5. skipper

    halo2 guy Guest

    Also with the torque multiplication of the automatic it will be easier to
    tow with an auto as opposed to the stick.

    I have a 96 accord 4cyl auto, and I purchased a 4 x 8 folding trailer a few
    months ago. I have limited space and I love the trailer. It weighs about
    250lbs so I have a 750 lb capacity with the car. The trailer is actually
    rated at 1400+lbs. If I was doing a short local, low speed haul then I would
    consider going above the car's weight limit. That would probably only come
    into play if I was hauling dirt, concrete, etc. Just hauling couches or
    furniture is no problem since you probably couldn't get enough in the
    trailer to reach that weight.
     
    halo2 guy, Apr 19, 2005
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