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Old 11-06-2009, 05:54 PM   #31
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The tow bar goes down hill so when you stop, it pushes down on the tow vehicle for better stopping.
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The tow bar goes down hill so when you stop, it pushes down on the tow vehicle for better stopping.
And if you stop hard enough, it probably makes the front end of the tow rig squirly. But that is a pretty long tow rig, so you were probably ok.
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I have never had a problem i have been towing it this way for 3 years now with the same tow rig.The front has not got squirrelly on me as of yet and it tows awesome 65 no problems. The tow rig has a 5.7 with 238,000 miles on the original motor still going strong, it is like the energizer bunny.
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But i'm guessing the towed rig is lower with the tires you normally tow with, right?

Its not severe, and with a good amount of weight on the tow rig, i'm sure your fine.
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