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[QUOTE="johnday, post: 29295, member: 595"] Single axle should be outlawed! Blindside is difficult and dangerous, sometimes there's no choice though. I still make fool of myself backing sometimes. Some days I can't hit the hole for crap, especially with a crowd or I'm tired. Tandems are much easier to back than a single, the trailer doesn't move as quickly, and the further back the last/second axle is, the easier it is, most times, it just depends on where you're trying to go. Key to it is, just take your time, go slow, pull up as needed, and if in ANY doubt, Get Out And Look, GOAL. LOLMe too!!LOL [/QUOTE]
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