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Towing/Transporting a non running brick long distance. 700

posted by  Gregg Shadduck on  Sat Apr 25 09:18 CST 2009
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The dolly is probably the bright idea.

However, I have twice or three times had aged cars to tow, where I did not mind drilling 1/2" holes in the bumper, adding bolts, and using the type of tow bar that that Rvs use to pull their smaller vehicles. Find it at WalMart. Add lights, and safety chain.

It works real well with strong Volvo bumpers.

But it is probably not real smart, all things considered. Not meant to be done, after all.






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