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Re: [VAC] SUV"s for towing

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Subject: Re: [VAC] SUV"s for towing
From: Randy Unter <runter@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 27 Jul 2000 16:34:56 -0600
Organization: IMC
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Bob, sounds like you've got quite a vehicle. Have you towed your a/s with it
yet? Try it on an uncrowded highway (if that's possible in So. Cal) before
heading for the mountains, see if it has the  power/stability/cooling capacity.
My hitch guy had me take my a/s out on the highway and do some high speed lane
changes (alone) to test stabilty. If this gets scarey, relook at your hitch
setup.
Randy

References:
- Re: [VAC] hello... (long)
  - From: SushiLuver
- Re: [VAC] SUV"s for towing
  - From: Randy Unter
- Re: [VAC] SUV"s for towing
  - From: Bob Price
- Re: [VAC] SUV"s for towing
  - From: Randy Unter
- Re: [VAC] SUV"s for towing
  - From: Bob Price

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