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lad all 4 wheels turn with this attached to the car. The arms on the A frame are attached to the bottom arms and then you let the handbrake off and the keys in the ignition and away you goQuote:
Originally Posted by johnbro
http://www.hedley-towbars.co.uk/images/a-frame02.jpg
http://www.cjautos.org.uk/phdi/p1.ns...solomatic1.jpg
[QUOTE=pole drift;184706]lad all 4 wheels turn with this attached to the car. The arms on the A frame are attached to the bottom arms and then you let the handbrake off and the keys in the ignition and away you go
Yeah I thought an A-frame and a car dolly where the same thing
A car dolly lifts the front wheels but my car's too low like most drift cars.
I think the car being towed has to be road legal and taxed and nct'd and even at that it can only be used to recover a broken down car by law
Anyone use them let us know how the guards treat them.
Looks the job alright bit more expensive than 190 but probably worth it.Quote:
Originally Posted by pole drift
Might look into getting one of these if I know there 100% legal
But I want to tow a TRACK CAR (not road legal):D
A frame..............Quote:
Originally Posted by johnbro
would it matter if it had a welded diff?..
you could make one of these ...... easy enough:D:D:D
Could be done if your hand with the welder:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Stevie e39 drift
You'd also want one to copy off:D
Someone should make some good ones and sell them on here:D
Anyone ever get stopped by garda towing an a-frames
Are they really legal
Any of the above unless you have an articulated truck licence or a car / van / jeep & trailer licence yer fucked.
Anything over 750kg on tow is illegal with a full B Licence.
So back to the drawing board guys.
Was thinking that.... If it was the case just buy 1 of the above, sure everybody would be at it then!Quote:
Originally Posted by wezwkd