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Harry Krause wrote:
Skipper wrote: Second, the overall profile of the 2252 makes it easier to tow at interstate speeds. I don't tow at "interstate" speeds. I tow between 55 and 60 mph. Easier on me, easier on the trucks, easier on the fuel tank. That's right. When I towed my 'new to me' sailboat back 1200 km from Quebec I stayed at 90km. This was no problem on divided 4 lane highways, but in some areas of the Trans Canada it was old fashioned two lane blacktop. Very uncomfortable to see an 18 wheeler grill filling your rearview mirror as he desperately tries to pass on rough busy road |
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