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Rob Wrote: We have a 2016 Pilot AWD. Although it is rated to tow 5,000 lbs. provided it has the transmission cooler, it is pushing it to approach that number. I had a '10 Pilot for 9 years before it died in July. No problem towing the 208. I'll add them to my list again.

Located in MA. I am currently looking at Pathfinders ('16-'20). The rating towing capacity is 6k so the specs say. Only problem is, the seats don't fold down much...Also Tahoes/Suburbans but they are monsters! All suggestions were and are appreciated.

First off, thanks for the replies. A truck is not on the list because I keep my boards etc. in the back and they could be stolen. (I actually windsurf/foil/kite so I have a lot of equipment.) In a perfect world I would have one as a third vehicle. Secondly, Mustang65fbk Wrote: "There was a...

To tow my GW Adventure 208 one mile to the launch maybe 4x/year. rear seats need to fold down at least halfway, front passenger seat either almost back flat or way forward. Suggestions welcomed! TIA

OP here. Thanks for all the replies. The consensus is.........No, don't do it!

Hi- I actually posted this on my minivan owner's group, with differing answers. Looking here to see if anyone has done this. 2015 Chrysler Town and Country minivan (tow capability 3600#), towing my GW Adventure 208 (4200#) to/from the boat ramp `1/2 mile away, maybe 4x year. Would get a heavy...

Thanks for the info. What happened to it? The plastic cap is almost 30 years old...

Hi, The plastic 2 1/2 OD bezel on my 5 spoke SS Atwood wheel finally cracked. ID is 2/3/16", Schmitt Marine has a 2 1/8". Advice needed, thanks!

Sorry, 1997 Adventure 208.

Hoping to get lucky:), you never know...

Looking to buy a starboard rear seat cushion as it was lost. Picture shown is the port cushion. Maybe other model cushions will fit?

On a similar note, I can't find small tubes of contact cement for small jobs up here in MA, only half pint and above. Is it like a huffing thing? I get "carded" when I get the pint. I thought that went out in the 70's...

2 layers of Sea-Shox is a bit pricey for me, that's 400 bucks or so? https://www.amazon.com/SKYDEX-Sea-S...ce959475cf48c3ed944c5909ae1d52&language=en_US

OP here. We will see how this works. 4x4 foam fatigue mats cut roughly in half, bolted together, strips on bottom to drain and protect.

Thanks for all the replies. In the back of the garage i found a bunch of anti-fatigue mats that I am now cutting into a step and bolting together, roughly 4 inches thick or so. We will see how this goes before moving on to something more permanent!