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It's amazing the different experiences people have at Hooks. I walked all over that lot unsupervised. Plenty of people saw me and didn't seem to care.
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Flat Bed Pick-Up at Hooks
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I have never been allowed more than a couple of cars lengths from the truck in the dozen or so times I have been there, I think your experience was rare!
James G.
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frodobaggins
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I'm thinking all you other guys look untrustworthy
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I resemble that remark, could it be the rucksack or the crowbar when I "just go to look"?
James G.
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Hmmm, they didn't say anything about the backpack acetylene torch and the two large pipe wrenches I had on ?
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Anyone ever thought about pulling one of these 1061 mv trailers behind a regular pick-up truck with a compressed air supply (accompanied by in-cab air controls) to power the brakes....? I think if a guy lowered the flat bed (i've seen it done to this trailer on another thread),, carefully distributed his load, and effectively operated the air brakes,,, he could elliminate some of the swaying,, and perhaps produce a safe puller behind a 3/4-1ton pick-up.... I do, however, agree that it is best suited behind a deuce or 5ton
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If you could control the air brakes the trailer would not be a bad pull, the Armada had no problem towing the weight but the top end speed/sway and stopping was the draw back. I think with the way the trailer is set up the sway is always going to be a problem at speed in anything less than a Deuce.
James
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