Towing an Auto

Started by nixoro, 20 October 2007, 16:38:58

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nixoro

Is it possible if you disconnect the drive shaft?

Auto Addict

I am sure MarksDTM has done it several times.

There was a post on here a while back, and he explained how to do it.
I like red cars

nixoro

Cheers Auto addict for the response

I was going to buy a car local to me but it would need towing have decided to keep looking

Worth asking

Cheers Again

Roy

markey mark

50 miles at 50 mph maximum you can tow an omega bud  :y

Andy B

Go for it, but I'd recommend that you tow it on the end of a rigid tow pole for the sake of the poor bugger in it when he/she want to stop it. :o Omegas are heavy & without your servo are a bugger to stop - they're not that easy to steer either, but there's not much you can do about that, apart from have a bowl of Weet-a-bix before hand!! Been there - done that! :(  :(

TheBoy

Can tow slowly for short distances.  Or remove propshaft :)
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Andy B

QuoteCan tow slowly for short distances.  Or remove propshaft :)

See post above mine. :) Owt more than 50 miles aint local to me!   ;D  ;D and I wouldn't want to be towed at more than 50 mph.  ;)  ;)

markey mark

i have towed 160 miles on i striaght bar with prop donut removed no probs at all  :y