You read the whole thing? That must have taken some time ...

If you want to read the "sequal", it is here.

 

Da'Lan Works for me

 

It might tow it but it sure wont stop it very fast. Its like a train the corgo weighs more than the engine pulling it. Umm 2800lbs pulling 3000lbs you can do the math. But im not nocking it it is cool that it did pull it out of the water.

 

Actually, the S2000's brakes and sticky tires were totally adequate for stopping the heavy load. I honestly believe that it stopped better than my '99 Tahoe did.

 

I believe that. I also believe you could put some race pads on there with high temp fluid and a little bigger tire in front and be better at stopping than anything else pulling it

 

This reply is about a year late but it looks like a Little Guy Rascal:
http://www.golittleguy.com/teardrops/models/rascal/

 

Super old bump. I googled s2000 towing jetski and came across this gem. Original thread was hilarious and now I know I can def tow a jetski.

 

I used to tow the horse float/trailer behind my TR7.

Over 400 Lbs. lighter, half the power, no more torque although at a lower RPM, & over a ton with 1 horse, & 1.5 ton with 2. Never had a problem, & did it for years.

As for brakes, anyone who uses more than 25% braking when towing is a dill. With a horse you will throw them off their feet, with a boat or a van, sooner or later the thing is going to come past you, & tow you down the road.

 

What kind of hitch did you put on? I don't ever plant to tow anything that large, but maybe a small light-weight trailer.