Re: [A/S] Another Question

[Matt Worner <wornmatt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

MaryAnn,

All other things being equal (tugger with enough ponies under the hood 
and wheelbase long enough) bigger is better on the road.  As in the 
other response, backing up a shorty can be a real challenge, very 
twitchy.  The smaller (spelled lighter, in this case) trailers get blown 
all over the road by cross winds and bypassing 18 wheelers a lot worse 
than bigger trailers as well.  The long bodies are a lot more stable.  I 
have towed 4 of my five trailers, and the 31' twinkie is the best 
behaved, with the 33' squarestream a close second.  I tow with a diesel 
F-350 crew cab short box, so we are talking a serious tow pony that is 
overwhelmed by none, but the gentle lady of the fleet is definitely the 
Sov.  Kind of like the difference between a Borzoi and a Chihuahua.  ;^)>

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Matt