>The majority of drivers really aren't qualified to tow a trailer, not even a small one. The majority of drivers will be fine but backing up will be a challeng

>The majority of drivers really aren't qualified to tow a trailer, not even a small one. The majority of drivers will be fine but backing up will be a challenge until they get used to it. We're not talking about an overloaded rental trailer, we're talking about a ~20hp genset on wheels. > Just imagine the chaos of SF Bay Area residents trying to tow trailers up I-80 for a winter skiing road trip. As much as white collar professionals tend to suck at everything even vaguely mechanical I have a hard time imagining it could be any worse than your average boat ramp. Boat ramps work out fine even though half the people there in the afternoon are buzzed. That said, I don't think towing gensets everywhere is the solution to range issues.