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[DAVEJ]

The Uhaul looks like it's loaded to full capacity.

[eightydeuce]

Maybe just a tad over. Towed it 280 miles with my F-150 without any problems (minus a couple moments where the trailer was doing the driving).

[kwai]

(minus a couple moments where the trailer was doing the driving).

Bet that was exciting. That poor u-haul trailer will probably never be the same.

[venominjected]

Get that carpeting out of there and let that girl try out before it rots out.

[Don Cavey]

The Uhaul looks like it's loaded to full capacity.

It is what I used to tow mine from MD to FL. It went very well towing it with a 17' Ford U-Haul truck. Needless to say, I did NOT tell U-Haul what was going on the trailer. Actually, I told them it was my '96 Grande Cherokee...

[Don Cavey]

BTW, that looks like a Plymouth 318 CID Poly engine?

[eightydeuce]

Yeah, I told Uhaul I was towing a 67 CJ6 and used my 2016 F-150. The trailer actually handled it nicely, but a couple wind gusts made for a couple white knuckle moments.

And you're exactly right on the motor (that I think is gonna make its way to junkyard).

[old dog]

anyone tell me if I can hook up a 12 volt battery tender on the two 12 volt batteries of my 24 volt system on the M-715........she is gonna sit for about 3 months now.........thanks for any info out there...........

[Von]

I would disconnect the batteries and charge them seperately. I think there was a long thread about that on here last year... don't remember the details but charging separately seemed to be the consensus.

[old dog]

thanks, bought a couple of cheap battery tenders 12 volt and was just wondering how to do it.........