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Looks like a well organized scrap yard too, good to see you used blankets to protect your paint too..
Yeah it was Wildcat Auto Wrecking, they just do old mopar junk. Really nice folks, super reasonable. Hard to pin down, but in person they're the nicest bunch I've ever delt with. I do reccomend them.
Originally Posted by 49F1Ken
Junk haulin junk. I mean that in a good way, I love it! Hope your travels were uneventful.
I'm almost disappointed with how uneventful it was. No heroic fixes, just here there and back again.
Took the 12k lb load for a 17 mile trip. Truck pulls well. Not thrilled with the Tekonsha brake controller. It's all the way up and hardly applies trailer brakes.
Those controllers are normally good. Seems more like a trailer brake adjustment is required. Or the power is not getting to the brakes in the first place.
Hi Marten, if I manually actuate the brakes it locks them up. Can't seem to find any real troubleshooting for my controller. i did see a post if it actuate manually and doesn't apply braking normally there is something wrong with the controller. I need to call Tekonsha and see if they have a tech line.
I picked up a engine and a couple other things today. It was about 60 miles each way. It was nice getting my truck out.
It handled the load well. It did engage the overload springs.
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