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  1. Mullaney

    M989 vs M989a1

    . We can definitely discuss an active auction - under the rules - here is the info: Auction Postings: Please abide by the following rules concerning the posting of auction information in the forums: • You may post links to auctions. However, you MUST observe the previous rules about collusion...
  2. Mullaney

    M989 vs M989a1

    . Verily I say - Amen!
  3. Mullaney

    M989 vs M989a1

    . Yes Sir! We have all done things like that...
  4. Mullaney

    M989 vs M989a1

    . Yep. I bought mine from an individual. He towed it from Ohio to North Carolina. Had himself an air compressor in the back of his Dodge Ram so he had brakes. Looking back at that now, I am not so sure how safe it was. Especially on the Interstate Highways from there to here...
  5. Mullaney

    M989 vs M989a1

    . Yep, and the M989 can easily be "backed" as needed! .
  6. Mullaney

    M989 vs M989a1

    . I have one. It is a M989A1 that hauls a S141 around. Not much honestly... It sits more than it gets dragged around. They are heavy duty! Only drawback is trying to back it. They are just difficult and you have got to be on your "A Game" to make it work.
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