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I have two friends that have done the converstion your are contemplating. Some lessons learned:
- Be sure and calculate the weight of matierials you are going to use to support the car and include that weight in the total carrying capacity.
- Make sure the materials are well balanced...one of the trailers fish-tailed empty because the weight distribution was off.
- Call the manufacturer of the trailer and make sure the frame of the trailer can handle the difference weight distribution posed by a car (versus a boat). This is critical in the upfront framing supporting the hitch.
- Trailer brakes? Key.
- Insurance. Make sure you let your insurance folks in on your conversion. You may not be cover if you have an accident. There is often a clause about, "for use other than intended by the manufacturer".
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1996 FJ80.
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