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Well, I am not ready like Bax. I just tore the rear end apart today. It started roaring so time for some repairs and upgrades.
Well get after it Lane. Part of making America great again is doing the work.
Well, I am not ready like Bax. I just tore the rear end apart today. It started roaring so time for some repairs and upgrades.
Well get after it Lane. Part of making America great again is doing the work.
That's funny. My wife is from Valdosta and she pronounces it All-Benny!
I grew up in that area too. Benny or buh-knee was ok for the pronunciation but "al" would get you some funny looks.....
my mom lives in boston and I really need a vacation and get away. wish it was longer than a day. hmmmm wheels a turnin
you didn't get stopped by a cop did you:-XI've driven thru there many times...... they have their own little Boston mini-Marathon.
you didn't get stopped by a cop did you:-X
Going buy the Uhaul place in town next week to take a look at the trailers. Quick question. Are you able to move the Bronco further back on the trailer to lighten the tounge weight? Reason I ask is that I have a lowered truck I'll be using and probably going to have to distribute the weight a little...
Im up in the air to stay two nights...does most people stay over Sat night?? Is the trail ride at night or do yall come back to the hill at dusk??? It was mentioned that most stay at the Holiday Inn...I cant seem to find one on google maps...
That is what I was going to do, flip my reese hitch..thats how I tow my boat. When you say the trailer is heavy are you referring to your personal trailer or Uhaul trailer?? The Uhaul trailer looks pretty light...since Im on the subject, I could probably put the Bronco on front towards the back of the trailer to distribute the weight better??...Never towed a vehicle so a little worried....I towed mine last year with my z71 and had to flip the hitch to keep it from possibly dragging. It's a very heavy trailer.
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That is what I was going to do, flip my reese hitch..thats how I tow my boat. When you say the trailer is heavy are you referring to your personal trailer or Uhaul trailer?? The Uhaul trailer looks pretty light...since Im on the subject, I could probably put the Bronco on front towards the back of the trailer to distribute the weight better??...Never towed a vehicle so a little worried....
I've got to go around Gift county . Went to school there in the 80s and might still be on there "No Fly" list.
Thanks..Make sure you retain some tongue weight in the truck or it could
"Fish tail" and to much weight can cause problems as well. Get someone to watch the tow tow hitch as you load it. It will go up when you first start on the trailer with the bronco then level out as you pull further up and then go down a little when you start putting weight on the tongue.
That is what I was going to do, flip my reese hitch..thats how I tow my boat. When you say the trailer is heavy are you referring to your personal trailer or Uhaul trailer?? The Uhaul trailer looks pretty light...since Im on the subject, I could probably put the Bronco on front towards the back of the trailer to distribute the weight better??...Never towed a vehicle so a little worried....
Thanks..
Well I did a once over of my drivetrain and replaced a u joint so I should be good to go for the trip....On some of the pics from years before it looks like people pull there Bronco's on trailers to the pits?? Is this recommended or could I just leave my truck/trailer at the hotel (Im coming back Sat night). Also all Im running is my main tank, do I need to bring gas with me or is there a gas station near by?? I don't know if the trail ride and the pits are at the same place...Thanks
Mark,
Sand in the morning, lunch, and then river run. I think you will be fine with just your main tank, but fill up at lunch time. I left my trailer at the hotel last year and drove the Bronco every where.
Tyler