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I would carry them in a solid place where bounce is at minimum.
Carry them on the trailer tongue where you can see them. If they bounce off the rear of the trailer, you'll never know it but the person driving behind you will. It's your liability, YOU altered the trailer.
https://www.etrailer.com/Trailer-Cargo-Control/Stromberg-Carlson/CC-275.html
Carry them on the trailer tongue where you can see them. If they bounce off the rear of the trailer, you'll never know it but the person driving behind you will. It's your liability, YOU altered the trailer.
https://www.etrailer.com/Trailer-Cargo-Control/Stromberg-Carlson/CC-275.html
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