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- westendExplorerThe 210 looks like she's pulling good!
- Trout_GuideExplorerI need to adjust the hitch as was set to low for going in the suburban. If I did that the trailer would ride more level. but was still fun and did pretty well.
- westendExplorerYeah, I see the axles on the Komfort are set fairly well back, I bet that means a lot of tongue weight. if you adjusted the hitch up you should have a good situation with the trailer's weight distribution. Will the Chevy take a weight distributing hitch? That would be the ideal tow.
- gboppExplorerNice rig. :)
- DrbolaskyExplorer283 with a PowerGlide?
- gboppExplorer
Drbolasky wrote:
283 with a PowerGlide?
Didn't the 1956 still use the 265 engine? - MFLNomad IIThe 283 was available in 56.
Jerry - AirForceAnglerExplorerCool setup! A buddy of mine has a '56 Chevy 2 door sedan with a nice 454 in it. He has talked about mounting a hitch on it to pull his TT. The big block and TH400 and 4.10 gears in his should do fine!
- JJBIRISHExplorer
MFL wrote:
The 283 was available in 56.
Jerry
If my fading memory serves me correctly the 283 only came in the 57 model year up, however the 57 model year was available for sale in the year of 56… but I think all 56 model year vehicles came with the 265… but I make no guarantee for my beliefs… - Campfire_TimeExplorer
JJBIRISH wrote:
MFL wrote:
The 283 was available in 56.
Jerry
If my fading memory serves me correctly the 283 only came in the 57 model year up, however the 57 model year was available for sale in the year of 56… but I think all 56 model year vehicles came with the 265… but I make no guarantee for my beliefs…
Correct. The 283 was introduced for the '57 model year. The 265 was available for '57 but dropped for '58.
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