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Queation about trailer
- Thread starter ace2002
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MouthPiece
Banged Up Member
I think I may have seen you pulling your trailer into the Best Western. That's one neat looking set up. I guess bottom line is that you must have the trailer connection, etc., elsetwise, you wouldn't have asked the question. I'd think that you could run without the trailer mode with your set up. However, you have to keep warranty in mind.
Chris
fyrertuck
New member
Hello
Trailer mode keeps the RPM shift point up higher and the down shift higher to help save the clutches and help with braking.
I have tried it in both modes / without trailer mode keep your RPM up. :shocked:
I have an aftermarket trailer 250 pounds empty so I like the trailer mode.:yes:
Trailer mode keeps the RPM shift point up higher and the down shift higher to help save the clutches and help with braking.
I have tried it in both modes / without trailer mode keep your RPM up. :shocked:
I have an aftermarket trailer 250 pounds empty so I like the trailer mode.:yes:
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