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What does Panther say about trailering? I just received info from Garelick,
where they advise removing the engine before trailering. Presumably bouncing off three foot waves at 40MPH is fine (no warning against anyway) , but trailering on pavement isn't. Aargh! Any other recommendations? I need to change out my fixed bracket anyway, it's way to wimpy. I thought a raise/lower bracket like the Garlick would solve both problems. I don't really need a powered device. "-rick-" wrote in message ... "Steve Alexanderson" wrote... No ram cylinder on my 2004 model. Rick, won't your wood blocks bounce out? Anyone using the Garelick (manual) lifting brackets? You're probably right about the wood block coming loose, that was the dealer's suggestion. I was going to block and strap it but it's easier just to use the Panther bracket's tilt. -rick- |
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