That mule tows toats a load just fine. I have probably towed this boat in excess of 12000 miles, in and out of Florida, Alabama, And Lousiana. Yes it will definately tow at highway speeds and also pass just about anything but a gas station (at about 4.8 mpg). Got in a hurry one day leaving Ft. Myers Fl and was getting less than 3 mpg.
Didnt go far like that on 38 gallons. If your wondering how it stops, well the trailer is equiped with tripple axel surge brakes. No Problem. Will pull out of loading ramp and never spin a tire, but I get a lot of looks from people thinking im gonna have a problem, but to their suprise Waalaa, shes on the road again.
So What!!!!<br /><br />
I dont mind towing with it one bit, thats what I keep it for, and ill bet itll pull that Nissan up the ramp too. It may not be new or pretty, but its paid for also, and, serves a purpose. As far as the junk goes, thats hanging on the back of your Triton
<br />A Force???? hehehehe
Is that a REAL hummer, the H1 or one of those sissy fiberglass mom mobiles the H2 or H3? The 2's and 3's are not Hummers, they're just driven by them
<br /><br />Sorry, just kiddin, Around here, the H2 and 3's are mostly driven by short women with inferiority complexes, Either that, or balding elderly men who think that the name might impress a younger babe...it doesn't by the way. The most offroad driving they do is when they miss the curb at the Starbucks drive through and end up with one wheel in the bushes.<br /><br />Nav 
