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    Transporting an M1009

    If it helps any, I was towing with a Ford Excursion on Tennessee back highways at ~55mph with no issues. But I tow 9500 lbs routinely so towing the 6500 lbs combined CUCV and Uhaul trailer was no big deal. With your Titan, my main concern would be weight. Even with the trailer surge brakes it...
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    Transporting an M1009

    I brought mine home on the smaller U-haul trailer. Would work even better on their larger trailer. They have a loop on the front that allows you to hook a come-along and rope or chain to winch the CUCV on if it won't start, and the staps fit over the stock size tires but with little room to spare.
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