Towing above 65
Currently out camping and on the way up I was getting past left and right by rv's. If you have a proper truck and change your trailer tires to LTs. Can trailers be safely towed in the 70 mph range. Th...
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We just don't know.
Just so you know.:B
The 80 mph was another incident not related to the picture. I have to tell you having first hand knowledge of official investigations. Ya, they can be wrong! But by gollie, there official!
ISP comes in after the fact for the official investigation. Takes statements already given to the local officers and takes his measurements which sometimes have already been taken. He or she usually works with the officers that were on scene or if the ISP responds quickly, they work with local law enforcement.
My point is, you guys are second guessing from thousands of miles away just from a picture I posted and the fact my son is a firefighter first responder/extraction cannot in anyway know what happened living and working with "everyone involved" ... I find this
hilarious but common on the Internet. Believe it or not, I really don't care. I just posted it to remind the new, that these things happen more than most think.
The topic is about speed and towing. My opinion based on years and years being a trucker and truck owner and pulling RV's for over 50 years is that speed is not your friend when towing anything and the faster your going the more likely you are to have an accident because reaction time is less. I have seen way to many rv/car and big rig
wrecks and some, not all, could have been evoided if they were not towing as fast as they were.
This typing off a tablet sux. :B
