Urban Towing

[Kensoko]

Ya no problem. I had a 32’ and lived in a cul-de-sac. I would pull in do a u turn and back it into my driveway. 3500 ram short box single rear end.

[Spike32]

Depending on the hitch style it may be necessary to remove the WD bars first for a real tight turn.

[SGT ROC]

A couple of questions.
1. Is the cul-de-sac just a big circle?
2. If so, how big? (At a guess I would think most are about 100')
3. If its a rectangle, how wide are the corners?
4. How far around did the Semi come into that circle before backing out?

Answering those questions will go a long way toward knowing if you can go home with the new rig. Just remember the first thing is to always take corners as wide as the road, space, or traffic will allow. It costs quite a bit if you forget that rule at - say - a gas station . Your entire length will be around 60 feet, give to take. Factor that in and you should be good to go.

[BAP911]

I have a GMC3500 with 30' TT and live in a Cul-de sac but prefer to park in my driveway. My house is on the left side of the circle so I go around the circle clockwise, pull up into my neighbors driveway then back out and across into my driveway (2/3 of a 3 point turn) Unhook for a day or 2 then hook up to leave.