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dfranks
Jul 01, 2012Explorer
I towed my 9k'r through 10% grades up and down. twisty ,windy 2 lane road, on Friday.
There were corners on grades with max posted speed limits
of 35mph. Some places it was impossible to get a run at the hill due to either coming out of a corner or going into one ,at grade.
I enjoyed the experience with my EB and 6 speed cummins, we were able to maintain the speed limit (up or down grades). I am not sure, that the gassers would enjoy this drive pulling with any sort of heavy weight.
What I have read here so far, is that gas trucks tow better on long interstate grades,( when up to speed of course). I agree.
That situation does not apply where I live and camp. In our campground the majority of rigs are diesel.
There were corners on grades with max posted speed limits
of 35mph. Some places it was impossible to get a run at the hill due to either coming out of a corner or going into one ,at grade.
I enjoyed the experience with my EB and 6 speed cummins, we were able to maintain the speed limit (up or down grades). I am not sure, that the gassers would enjoy this drive pulling with any sort of heavy weight.
What I have read here so far, is that gas trucks tow better on long interstate grades,( when up to speed of course). I agree.
That situation does not apply where I live and camp. In our campground the majority of rigs are diesel.
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