Does any one flat tow their Pinz? If so, how do they have it set up for towing? How far have they gone?
Thanks, Alan
Flat Towing
Moderator: TechMOGogy
Hi Alan,
This has been discussed before & unfortunately some of the info lost in the previous site hacking.
Most recently though discussed in the "General section" under "toy hauler" thread: viewtopic.php?t=2620
Towards the bottom of the page..............
This has been discussed before & unfortunately some of the info lost in the previous site hacking.
Most recently though discussed in the "General section" under "toy hauler" thread: viewtopic.php?t=2620
Towards the bottom of the page..............
Just get in and go....
Bought my 710M near Nashville. Brought it home on a 16 foot landscaping trailer. Took it out to Colorado on the same tailer.
I now trailer it on a 20 ft carhauler. The 20 footer is large enough for the Pinz and an M416 tucked in behind the Pinz. The carhauler was ordered with brakes on both axles.
I chain the Pinz down in the front. The back is tied down with a 10,000 military ratchet strap. On the deck, boards are mounted to position the truck. This way I get the proper tongue weight everytime.
There are 2 swivel jacks mounted in the rear to lower for loading. I saw a guy with is setup at a Tractor show, it works very well.
The Pinz can be on the trailer and tied down in 15 mimutes.
I now trailer it on a 20 ft carhauler. The 20 footer is large enough for the Pinz and an M416 tucked in behind the Pinz. The carhauler was ordered with brakes on both axles.
I chain the Pinz down in the front. The back is tied down with a 10,000 military ratchet strap. On the deck, boards are mounted to position the truck. This way I get the proper tongue weight everytime.
There are 2 swivel jacks mounted in the rear to lower for loading. I saw a guy with is setup at a Tractor show, it works very well.
The Pinz can be on the trailer and tied down in 15 mimutes.
Swifty 72 710M