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Date:         Tue, 5 Sep 2000 12:01:38 -0400
Reply-To:     Jonc <jonc@WEBGEARS.COM>
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From:         Jonc <jonc@WEBGEARS.COM>
Subject:      towing a westy
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On one of my moves from Florida to New England.. I towed my 85 standard trans westy with a front wheel towing dolly and a 4x4 pickup... it did not hurt the westy or the 4x4 but it was about as much fun a dropping down an elevator shaft.... Stopping the parade is a hart stopper.. wet roads are not good for the pacemaker either nor are steel bridges... if was the longest 1800 miles I have ever driven..

For my money long tows deserve flatbeds and braking systems to match the load.. I am a genetic cheap skate and that has gotten me in trouble from time to time...


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