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122 wagon towing capacity 120-130

posted by  lee on  Mon May 5 17:59 CST 2003
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I had a vintage ad showing a 122 towing what looks like about a 20+ foot sailboat on a trailer, captioned "The Mighty Volvo". Very cool ad, I wish I still had it.
You should make sure you have a robust hitch, the standard bumper hitch may be questionable, depending on the tongue weight of the trailer and how it tracks behind the car. Also, good mirrors are a must. Visibility makes the towing experience less stressful.
Maybe I'll post my latest adventure in towing on the opinions page later this week, by then it may seem more amusing and less depressing.


Lee Boerner






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