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[RC] 4runners and horsetrailers - Ridecamp Guest

Please Reply to: Lauretta tikitiki69@xxxxxxxxxxx or ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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I drive a 99 4runner and pull a 2h bumper pull.  Have not had any problems 
whatsoever with manuevering and stopping when I need 
to.  I live in CA, and have driven up to Dru Barner by
Georgetown, Whiskeytown up by Redding, over to Reno and Tahoe on
I80, and up to the Tevis area in it w/ no issues.  I have a V6 w/
4wd.  Granted, I am not hauling a huge trailer, but if you are 
not either it may be the rig for you.  I WOULD say that you do 
need to use your brakes a little on steep downhill, but this is 
minimized if you are in low gear as well.  Max speed on steep 
uphill in high gear is about 55 /60, but with a horse why would
you want to go faster??  I like driving a smaller rig because it
is SOOO much easier to park, etc, at rides, and as I go alone
most of the time, I just camp out in the back of it.

Lauretta and Shaba (as long as there is food I don't care what I
am riding in)


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