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10-24-2008, 12:05 AM

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caddydaddy1027

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Its a 2000 Cadillac Seville sls, from what i read its about 3970 lb's. I would just drive separate with the old lady but i drove the caddy there and back in February and id hate to do it again. Is there any suggestions on how i can make this work? i bought the jeep for my girlfriend and shes to attached to try an sell it now, but if i have to i have til December to do so.

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10-24-2008, 02:34 AM

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im not going to say it wont pull the caddy as i 2 have tryed to overload my jeep but i will say make sure your cooling sistem and brakes are up to snuff, i would also look into some sort of sway control device

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10-24-2008, 05:32 AM

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Originally Posted by jones92jeep

im not going to say it wont pull the caddy

Well I will, it may pull the reciever hitch right out of the unibody. I had that happen (on a guys)trail XJ. It was being used as a recovery point and a big tug pulled the reciever hitch completely out of the unibody rails where it was sandwiched in the mount.