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The big enclosed trailer was made in the UK and the running gear was
from Germany. The big Tundra did a good job towing until about 60 MPH when the trailer would start to sway. I'll fix that...easy. I toss in a couple of bags of crushed rocks in front. No change. Another bag was added to the front for a total of 120 pounds as I recall. Amazingly, there was no additional tongue weight. How can that be? The sway was just as exciting. I'll fix that! Now it has a new single axle and all is well. GA |
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