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Old 08-13-2018, 12:32 AM   #9
Mel556180
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State: Michigan
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Originally Posted by captmetal View Post
i just traveled (in june) (thor outlaw 37 ls ford f53) over some 10,000 ft pass's in the rockies, i go slow average 25-30 mph down the hill, i use tow/haul for braking but do not over rely on it or the brakes, using a balanced combination of both i still had to stop twice cause the brakes were overheating.



if you survive a brake failure or loss of brakes due to overheating, your vacation is ruined trying to find a shop to do your brakes and then the cost of a emergency brake job. the tow maybe covered by good sam or other program but the brakes are a wear item not covered by any warranty.



and for all who think i am to cautious, count the dents in the guard rail down your next mountain pass.


What he said! RVs are big trucks, and should be driven accordingly.
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