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crawford

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Posted: 10/27/20 10:34am

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If you have a real tow bar system not one made by someone in his junk pile welded together you don't have a problem. And I have seen a few people who tried to save a few bucks by doing this not a good idear LOL.

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wa8yxm

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Posted: 10/27/20 04:10pm

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I will go with "Generally now"
There are some extreme conditions where anything is possible but "Generally NO"

or in other words any place I'd even consider parking.. I'd not worry about it.

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Waiter21

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Posted: 11/09/20 02:52pm

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If the rear of the MH is lifted so far that it starts to lift the front of the toad by the tow bar, Yah, Thats to much.

Normally, no problem, We do it all the time.

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