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Old 06-15-2020, 01:40 PM   #1
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Default Re: Advice on Fallon to Denver Racetrack?

Hi John,

I've towed east on I-70 up and over through the Eisenhower Tunnel at 11,000 feet plus.

I don't think that I would do that again..

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Old 06-16-2020, 12:23 PM   #2
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Default Re: Advice on Fallon to Denver Racetrack?

John,
All good advice. I've done I-70 both ways in a Class A towing a truck. It was
OK just a long tow.

I've done I-80 to and from Utah from my house 20 miles south of Denver towing
a 34 foot 5th wheel trailer with my Ram 3500 diesel. Much easier drive.

Hope to see you and Jon on Saturday.
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Hi John,

I've towed east on I-70 up and over through the Eisenhower Tunnel at 11,000 feet plus.

I don't think that I would do that again..

Bob
Its not the pull up to the tunnel or Vail pass that is hard on the rig. Its the bad roads.. Vail pass bridge's will tear up a trailer.. But that is the way we go from Grand Junction to Denver when we race.. Just slow down is the key...
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Old 06-16-2020, 04:15 PM   #4
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Default Re: Advice on Fallon to Denver Racetrack?

The Fast Lane Truck has a YouTube channel that has a lot of videos of loaded trucks pulling the gauntlet up to the Eisenhower tunnel, plenty doable but your rig needs to be in good shape. Recommend the channel, they have some interesting road tests.
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Default Re: Advice on Fallon to Denver Racetrack?

I totally agree on taking 80! 70 is rough and the grades and curves at speed are brutal!
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Default Re: Advice on Fallon to Denver Racetrack?

We took 80.....
Quit a bit of Road Construction but easy trip!
In Fallon we were only 25 - 30 miles from 80 =
probably only 50 miles longer than 50 to 70.
We will see everyone tomorrow afternoon.
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