Great sense of humor..............didn't know how you were going to come back on that one!:D

If you took any more than about 2% of the foolishness that goes on around here seriously......we would all be headed to the gun store......:party-smiley-004::cool-smiley-027:

I tow at posted speeds.....unless a Ford 350 or 450 needs his azz busted......if that is the case.........I am not at liberty to discuss my speeds because it may hurt piss stinkin and other ford queer's feelings. Not to mention.....the whole liability issue.....and then there's the governor.....and the murder charges.....

About 65 with 12,000 lbs behind a 3/4 ton Avalanche (at it's limit).

Wannabe

usually posted speeds but no more than 3-5 over. On some steep grades 3/4's of the way down I will give her a little more throttle to maintain the same speed up the hill if at all possible.

I just towed an OL with an epoxy hull at closs to 90. I guess if the boat comes off the trailer the epoxy hull will not come apart. If I drag it by the keel that is less resistance than 6 tires

should have called ol. They could have used it as a publicity stunt. Especially if they could claim they beat fountain in dragging.

About 70 for me. Which is 15 over in my communist ran home state. :angry-smiley-038:

Is that East St. Louis, IL or St. Louis, MO?

70-73 MPH. If traffic is constant but flowing, I tend to run 60 MPH in town. Once out of town, I jump up a bit above 70.