Brakes on a towed personal vehicle behind a semi?
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by 2024Vince, Nov 16, 2024.
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Ever pulled a tow dolly? Especially empty? Loud as hell. Enjoy. I hate the things. I'll always flat tow, always have, always will.
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also need to consider if the Colorado's steering wheel locks once the (steering) wheel is turned
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It says Dinghy towing is not allowed. Didn’t say anything about Dolly towing being prohibited.
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The manual contradicts itself a few times. And makes you flip to various sections.
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You WANT the steering locked if you have the rear wheels on the dolly and the front wheels on the road .
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Oh
yeah , they are definitely loud when empty but can’t do anything about that .
last time I used one was behind my 4 runner to go pick up a suburban ,
When I got the burb I just put the dolly behind it and towed the 4 runner back , I put the rear wheels on the dolly and made sure I had the fronts streight and locked em . -
correct, but not if flat towed as was also being discussed
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Flat towing an automatic trans vehicle is usually pretty expensive .
unless you leave the engine idling and the trans in N .
I’ve seen that done several
Times
seen a few people do it with manual trans vehicles too .
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