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Old 04-29-2006, 11:57 PM
Wobbet60 Wobbet60 is offline
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Default Re: Long distance towing question..

I think you'll be ok for 2 reasons: 1. I have a 21 Mako on a dual axle trailer w/no brakes. I have been stopped before and nobody mentioned the brakes, to be honest I don't think 90% of the trailers I've seen down here have brakes. 2. You must obey the laws of the state where your vehicle and trailer are registered. If you had to comply with the rules of every state you planned to drive thru there would be no interstate commerce in thius country b/c every state is different. If you have commercial tags, then you can probably just stop at the weigh stations to be on the safe side and you'll probably get the green light all the way thru. If you drive safely, you shouldn't have any problems even w/o brakes. Just my $.02.
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