SKnight
Georgia
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And it's so offensive and a grand waste of time for him to ask again.
He said he searched and didn't come up with anything. So he asked. Get your panties out of a twist, the ruffle might chafe.
It's a wonder people actually ask questions with people like you that have nothing better to do than harass them for asking a question.
This forum is really starting to get useless with the number of self appointed watchdogs around here.
I don't get lost, I investigate alternative destinations.
See a guy in the campground with a telescope, that may be me.
2001 Dodge 2500 Cummins HO six speed.
2002 Springdale 286 RLDS TT
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mowermech
Billings, MT
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Rollincool wrote:WorksForMe wrote:
I did a search, and didn't find 3,765 posts on it.
In fact, I didn't find one.
I'm sure they're somewhere....
I found 344 just quickly searching.
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Tom (Pulsar) has a very informative search tutorial. Next time you try to search, read this first.
I was going to comment, even had a comment all typed out, then decided why bother....
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'94 Dodge 3500 4X2 CTD, 5 speed, 4.10 LS diff., Jacobs Rambrake, 274,000 Miles
'99 Monaco McKenzie 32' triple slide
'95 Tioga 29H Ford-based Class C
Daily driver: '08 Subaru Outback
Towed: '06 Jeep Rubicon Unlimited/Load Trail 16' flatbed
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rjstractor
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Like has been said, this has been discussed many times. Everybody has their own reasons for the way they do things and everyone has valid points. I'll share mine. I own a flatbed trailer, and I still prefer four down towing. Sure, you can't back up four down, but you don't have to. It takes two minutes to disconnect and then you can back the car up anywhere you want. With a trailer, you have to back it up as it's not self-propelled unless you have herculean strength (my flatbed has a 150 lb. tongue weight empty). I personally see dolly towing as the worst of both worlds, but there are many who dolly tow and swear it's the best way. To each their own.
1998 Gulfstream Ultra B/H Ford E450 V10
2005 Chevy 2500HD 6.0 w/ Maxidump insert
6x12 Interstate enclosed trailer
7x16 Bulldog flatbed hauling a 2006 Kioti CK20 TLB
NEW (to us) 2006 Ford Escape Hybrid (not toad-ready just yet)
1998 Saturn SL2 toad
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