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towing a 5 ton
RWELKER: Get the truck towed. Even if you can make the deuce weigh as much as the 5 ton (which probably would mean you are overloading or at least reaching the limit of the rated weight carrying capacity of the deuce), you have to consider that the deuce's brakes, most importantly, are not...- BKubu
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- Forum: 5-ton and up
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towing a 5 ton
For those who have never met Randy (EMR), he is a really nice guy. He restored a first class deuce and was using it a few years ago to pull trucks out of the mud at Churchville (Aberdeen show). Welcome, Randy.- BKubu
- Post #27
- Forum: 5-ton and up
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towing a 5 ton
I am not sure, but I've had the same problem when I tried towing an M109A3 with an M35A2. However, I've heard from many people that they have successfully towed M35s with M35s. I will add that it should track fine with very gradual curves such as those found on a highway. They don't like 90...- BKubu
- Post #6
- Forum: 5-ton and up
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towing a 5 ton
Get it trucked. It is not advisable to flat tow a heavier vehicle with a lighter vehicle. I have no idea where Gratz, PA is, but I am assuming you are not far from the GL site. If that is so, get it trucked. It can't cost you much money. Better safe...than sorry! For you, trucking should...- BKubu
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- Forum: 5-ton and up