How much wind is dangerous?
All these storms moving through here got me thinking. What wind speed makes you pull over and wait it out?
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I tow often in KS where the winds are regularly over 20mph and 30+ is far from uncommon. Anything over 30 can be uncomfortable and 35+ I believe is dangerous for just about any setup. I have a Hensley arrow and never get sway even in the high winds, but it doesn't change the fact that the entire rig can be moved around quite quickly in those kind of winds. I do everything I can to not tow when I see the winds over 30mph. Usually will stay a day longer or find the right time of day when the winds are lower.
Long answer short, I don't like towing in winds over 30mph as I don't feel the juice is worth the squeeze. I've done it and never had anything scary happen, but I avoid it.
Long answer short, I don't like towing in winds over 30mph as I don't feel the juice is worth the squeeze. I've done it and never had anything scary happen, but I avoid it.
