surge brakes then wraps it up then i suppose

[brianradomski]

Ahhhhh  really  take  a  bow  everyone,  you  are  all  exemplary  kind  patient knowledged experienced people.  Thanks  to all  of  you  but  i  guess  particualrly  mr  miller  tyme I  guess my  project  is  a  go!!  CAN  WE  AFFORD  THE  GAS?  HA  HA!!
        To  conclude  here  one  last  time: I (well  she  and  i, and  our  animals?)  will  be  useing MY   HUGE  OLD: 1982 air conditioned cruise controlled,  ford  country  squire  wagon powered  by  a  302 v-8  engine  with   automatic  overdrive trans  with  a very  after  market  trans  cooler,  and  the  suspension the  car  came with  (no  doubt  original) with  a  classII  chassis  mount  hitch and 2 inch  ball                  
                         TO  TOW:
        My  1982   Palomino MXL (all  mine) with surge  brakes, in  this  case  to  and  back  from  Florida. From  you  folks  I  have  had  total  support/encouragement.  So  the  above  is  the  conclusion, if  there  are  any  warnings  PLEASE  post  if  i  see  no   warnings, only  well  wishes  from  here  its  a  go and   just  pleasantries follow  such  as  (next  new  post)  THANK  YOU  EVERYBODY!!!!!

[tlhdoc]

Make sure your trailer tires are not dry rotted.  Did you repack the wheel bearings?  Every time you stop and get out of the TV put your hand on the axle hubs and make sure they are not HOT.  They will be warm from the brakes, but you should be able to touch them.  If they would be HOT you need to get the bearings/brakes checked.  Have a good trip.