Jays Beast
1/2 ton status
Thanks dodgedude and Allan, /forums/images/graemlins/thumb.gif good info never thought about the front tires following through on a turn.
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Towing with tow bar--advise needed
- Thread starter bedford boy
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dodgedude99
1/2 ton status
Guess so.
Laws change apparently.
Actually I just varified in the Illinois vehicle code. 3k is correct.
Wisconsin has always been the state to require brakes on ANY trailer. I think this is overkill and apparently someone over there did too.
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it seems like someone cant admit when he is wrong.
Laws change apparently.
Actually I just varified in the Illinois vehicle code. 3k is correct.
Wisconsin has always been the state to require brakes on ANY trailer. I think this is overkill and apparently someone over there did too.
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it seems like someone cant admit when he is wrong.
88Silverado
1/2 ton status
The California laws are kinda vague.
You have to have aux brakes and I believe a break-away brake system on any towed "Trailer" over 1500lbs.
There doesnt seem to be a requirement for aux brakes on a flat-towed vehicle but the requirements for how much weight the tow vehicle can pull and maximum breaking distance specified at the 20MPH requirement do apply.
You have to have aux brakes and I believe a break-away brake system on any towed "Trailer" over 1500lbs.
There doesnt seem to be a requirement for aux brakes on a flat-towed vehicle but the requirements for how much weight the tow vehicle can pull and maximum breaking distance specified at the 20MPH requirement do apply.
