Newbie to Dinghy towing....which dolly?
New to Class C ownership. We now want to tow one of our vehicles which is a 2012 Scion XB automatic. I will be contacting Toyota to verify it can be dolly towed but I believe it can. Weight of ...
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Baja Man wrote:jpmihalk wrote:
We recently purchased a new Master Tow dolly with surge brakes to tow our 2015 Jeep Renegade for less than $1500. The Master Tow also has the swiveling pan. After our recent tow to Buffalo and back (almost 1100 miles) we found it to work as advertised and there was no contact with the fenders. With the steering unlocked, we did notice a bit of front wheel turn but that is to be expected with new straps. Of course, we stopped often to check and tighten the straps.
Are the steering wheels to be in locked position on dollies with swiveling platforms?
Google the Master tow dolly operator's instructions, and on page 4 you will find that the steering lock is to be engaged with the wheels straight ahead. If the vehicle is not equipped with a steering wheel lock, the wheel is to be tied down firmly with a ratchet strap or similar fixture.
Always read and follow the instructions.
