Took 10 of us to get the euro out but we was a bit sozzeled
Oh and it cost me a shirt before we could even go in the shop but that's another story.
Are these trailers or an extension of the tow-vehicle?!
http://www.cruiserlift.com/swivelwheel.html
Whatever they are, they look a bit nutty!
You wouldnt want a wobbly wheel on one of those, whatever its load!
well they say an extension
"We consider the system an extension of the fifth wheel chassis frame. We do not consider it a trailer."
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Originally posted by jabs
well they say an extension
"We consider the system an extension of the fifth wheel chassis frame. We do not consider it a trailer."
I consider it as "Yet another good American Idea" like the left handed screw driver..... or the sunroof in a submarine...
They also say
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A frequent question asked is if the Swivelwheel system is legal to tow in all states. There are basically 22 states that do not allow double trailer towing, which some call "Triple Towing".
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Originally posted by snapper
They also say
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A frequent question asked is if the Swivelwheel system is legal to tow in all states. There are basically 22 states that do not allow double trailer towing, which some call "Triple Towing".
My grandad had a similar think that he got with a Morris 1000. It had just one central castor. He had it bolted the the garden wall for the milkman to leave milk bottles on.
I remember a trip to Le Man where we set camp them went for the customary shop, somehow the shopping trolly made it all the way back to the camp site,
does that count?
Took 10 of us to get the euro out but we was a bit sozzeled
Oh and it cost me a shirt before we could even go in the shop but that's another story.