Tow Dolly....Mustang....
#11
Re: Tow Dolly....Mustang....
Originally Posted by Souron
i used a trailer when i moved my '85 'stang, but if you wanna use a dolly you should be fine, they have a fair ammount of ground clearance stock, if you decide to tow it by the front wheels pull the drive shaft its only 4 bolts to take out, might leak some trans fluid but whatever
I thought it was just a rule that you always towed with the drive wheels.
#13
Re: Tow Dolly....Mustang....
Originally Posted by 97EconoBox
See this made since becasue the poster used english. Drifto dude you spit out some partial sentences ther and I couldnt tell what the hell you were talking about. you made it seem like you needed to pull it regardless.
I thought it was just a rule that you always towed with the drive wheels.
I thought it was just a rule that you always towed with the drive wheels.
#15
Re: Tow Dolly....Mustang....
Originally Posted by Jmunk
Hopefully I can unbolt the driveshaft at the rear end and tie it p out of the way without pull the yoke out of the transmission so I don't have to deal with the fuild leaking out.
#16
Re: Tow Dolly....Mustang....
I wouldn't mind putting it on a trailer, but the dam uhaul trailers dont' have electric brakes, My truck is a 99 silverado and pulls fine, but the breaking is the shaky part...i would like to find a rental place with a trailer with electric brakes, the surge brakes on those trailers are weak. The tow dolly weighs a fair share less than the trailer which makes me feel better.
#17
Re: Tow Dolly....Mustang....
Originally Posted by Hitchhikkr
On those cars the u-joint in back is bolted in with these 12point 12mm bolts that are usually rusted and cant really be had with a socket. Have fun.
I'd just pull it backwards. Make sure the steering wheel locks and then tie a rope to the steering wheel and shut the door on the other end.
But I always wondered what all those rich old people driving the huge rv's do when they are flat pulling there little jeeps or rav4 across the country?
#18
Re: Tow Dolly....Mustang....
Originally Posted by Jmunk
I wouldn't mind putting it on a trailer, but the dam uhaul trailers dont' have electric brakes, My truck is a 99 silverado and pulls fine, but the breaking is the shaky part...i would like to find a rental place with a trailer with electric brakes, the surge brakes on those trailers are weak. The tow dolly weighs a fair share less than the trailer which makes me feel better.