Well, here's one I've never seen before!
I've seen lots of double tows, but this one beat them all. Watch this YouTube video to the end and see the surprise! (or should this be called "tripple tow"???) Click here.
Forum Discussion
F-TROUP wrote:Turtle n Peeps wrote:
I like the idea and was going to make one for my 56 sedan delivery to tow my race car and trailer. That is until I saw what a 56 Chevy frame look like!
One thing I liked about the idea is it gives you a stable ride and it cuts down on a ton of pitch problems double tow has.
I've been double towing since 2007 approximately 4,500 miles a year and I've never heard the term "pitch problems" what am I missing?
Maybe not much if you have a heavy duty truck with stiff suspension. A lot of people call it porpoising. Here is what pitch problems look like.
The dollies help in all situations but they really help where you have a vehicle with very soft suspension. That is why they were very popular back in the days when a lot of station wagons were pulling trailers.
