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Old 08-23-2016, 06:27 AM   #15
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Depends on overpasses. I still prefer the front tow, lower center of gravity. I have been towed at up to 70 mph. I've heard of rear tow but don't like that idea.
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Old 09-05-2016, 08:14 PM   #16
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I was lucky because I relied totally on the towing company and the roadside service company to send the correct equipment for my tow. I am happy that they sent a flat bed since I wouldn't have know about disconnecting the drive shaft. It take a little help from blocks to get it up the tilt bed because of the angle and clearance.
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I would dump CoachNet because they obviously don't know what they are doing,.
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