I need to find an owners manual for my 1970 18 ft Prowler camper trailer. I am having a hard time finding one so I hope you can help me.

https://www.fleetwoodrv.com/owners-manuals/

Any rv maintenance book will do since they hav the same basic components n problems

Try this site


ManualsLib Makes it easy to find manuals online

well I do believe the possibility of you finding a manual for 26 year old trailer are not too good , but try this diagram its helped me out on some old ones before
https://www.etrailer.com/faq-wiring.aspx

You can down load a PDF version here.

2007 Owner's Manual - Fleetwood RV.

Even though Fleetwood no longer manufactures Travel Trailers you may still want to call Fleetwood RV Owner Relations at 1-800-322-8216 and see if they can help you out with locating a manual.

You could also try ebay and see if anyone is selling a manual.

You could try facebook for an rv community.

or try this link
http://www.rvingthemidwestconnection.com/manuals1990newer.htm

That's a tough one! I've tried for nearly a year now to find a manual for a 1988 Fleetwood Wilderness Yukon. I was finally able to find one on eBay but the manual I found is NOT for my exact trailer (it's for a larger model).
Best resource, if you have no luck through the manufacturer, is to continue checking eBay. Otherwise, if you have already conducted searches using GOOGLE and YAHOO, you're looking for a needle in a haystack.

We have no owners manuals for any vehicle of this type. Sorry

Towing capacity for any vehicle depends on the engine size along with tire size. the towing capacity should be on the ID tag on the driver's side door and will also be in the owner's manual.

As I recall, your Axiom has a Tow Rating of 5000 pounds -- but check your Owner's Manual to be sure. I have several friends who tow with their Isuzus (using 1st and 2nd Gen model Troopers and Rodeos) and pull pop-up campers, high-profile campers, ATV trailers, etc... There's even even one guy who pulls his Trail Rig (another Isusu) to various off-road events on an 18-foot tandem axle steel frame trailer -- All of them do so without any problem whatsoever. The thing is, all of them use a Load Distributing Hitch System, such as this: http://www.truckaddons.com/Catalog/subpages/hidden-hitch-weight-distributing-hitch-systems.htm It makes a HUGE difference. Hope this helps.