I have a fresh coat of Rainex on my windows, a new set of tools, a
full tuneup and fresh oil/filters all around. I'm headed out on my
eastbound journey today, the 21st and still have some hitch space
available after dropping off this ship in Florida.

Damn it's HOT in Florida!! *Dropped off the beast of a glider/trailer
combo (a 2-32 on a somewhat poorly designed/constructed open trailer-
uggh... ) earlier today, 6/26, and I'm going to linger in the area
for
a while and enjoy the scenery some. *It's a good thing I've studied
the Road Warrior Hand Manual, cause it took several tricks from it to
make this trip work- like rewiring tailights, duct tape & ratchet
straps, bungees, sandbags (100lbs just to make it able to play nice
with it's friends on the road) on the tongue etc. I guess it sorta
makes sense it's trailer is so un-user friendly though, since for a
2-32 it's basically only used when they are sold to a new site or
need
offsite repairs although it takes nearly as much effort to make a
lame
trailer as a decent one, but I digress...

I still have a hitch available and it would sure be a shame to come
home empty... *the east coast is at my fingertips and everywhere else
is potentially on my way home to the left coast.

Paul Hanson
(51oh) 22seven - 9five2three
paul at eagelbrandproducts dot com

ps. I humbly apologize to ras for being so spammy looking for
towables...