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Re: J29 Trailer For Hauling J30
[Re: usa1136]
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01/09/18 08:33 PM
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What class of truck is best suited for towing the J30? Do 3/4 ton trucks do OK?
I have pulled mine from marina to the house a grand total of 7 miles so far, but have always intended to haul it further when everything was good to go.
Dave Graf
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Re: J29 Trailer For Hauling J30
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01/10/18 08:48 PM
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I should be good to go then. My truck is a 3/4 ton, 6 liter diesel and the trailer does have load distribution.
I'm not too sure about those little hills you have back there in the east though being much of a test. Ours mountains are just a tad bigger here in the NW.
Dave Graf
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