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I weighed my trailer yesterday (Sunday) at a local truck stop, using
their truck scales. 2,040 lbs total. Tongue weight is 180 lbs. Trailer: 2006 year model Swan Glider: 1970 LS1-d Extra stuff in trailer: steel wing stand, aluminum tow out gear, tail dolly, one folding aluminum chair, plastic bucket, two gallons water, 4 aluminum tie down stakes, some towels, tool box with a couple of Vice Grips and a couple of screw drivers and an assortment of collected stuff, two extra wheel chocks, and the spare tire. That turned out about 300 lbs more than I had expected. Why do I care? Just want to know when selecting my next tow vehicle that will replace the 2000 Accord. Guess this leaves out a Mini or a Miata or the mighty Deux Chevaux (ente, duck, whatever) Ray Lovinggood Carrboro, North Carolina, USA |
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