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ChrisS
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I don't know which ones he recommended but take a look here
etrailer.com
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Healeysince59
Jedi Warrior
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I used a wheel net setup from these guys. Really works slick.
https://www.macscustomtiedowns.com/
Marv J
https://www.macscustomtiedowns.com/
Marv J
Trevor Jessie
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I have a 2004 Ford Escape 3.0 liter V6 engine (automatic trans)
...don't laugh I won the car in a raffle
...anyway, I put a hitch on it and towed a 1000 pound mower on a utility trailer. I was very disappointed. I'm fairly certain that I could not tow a Sprite any distance with it.
...don't laugh I won the car in a raffle
...anyway, I put a hitch on it and towed a 1000 pound mower on a utility trailer. I was very disappointed. I'm fairly certain that I could not tow a Sprite any distance with it.
Trevor Jessie
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Might do the job if the tranny holds together and you find some means of supporting the rear.