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Post by KarlT »

Hi One & All.

Brother has found an old syncro panel van in a hedge full of scrap car bits/metal.

I've told him it will be OK to tow it using his 'one man towing brace'.

Is that right?

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Post by Mudlark »

Provided it rolls it is fine to tow it with four wheels on the ground; subject to the usual proviso's:

All four wheels are the same size.
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Post by Hacksawbob »

and/or remove prop shaft.
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Post by toomanytoys »

Only need to remove prop shaft if lifting front or rear wheels off the ground.. if all 4 wheels on the ground no problems...

If "spec lift" etc he WILL break something if the propshaft (gearbox to front diff) no matter how short a distance.. (a few feet would be ok, but not even 100 yards...)

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Post by Ye Olde Syncrospares »

ive A framed back from sweden itll be fine,cj.
bought some real off roaders!!!!!!!

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