Roy,
Most hitches should attach to the frame of the tow vehicle. If not, you would
run the risk of bending your bumper, if you attached the tow ball to it.
A lot of it depends upon how far you are towing the vehicle.
When I moved from out west to Ontario, I had my 53 1/2 ton towed behind the
moving van. That trip was 3000 miles. I was told to run the vehicle every time
I stopped for gas or whatever, in order to keep things oiled up. It worked, so
I didn't have to take my driveshaft off.
Just my cents worth.
Janice
rmarks10 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Anybody have any thoughts about using my '51 3/4 ton truck with a 216
and a 4:11 rear to tow my '51 1/2 ton? Anybody put a hitch on one of these
trucks? Any issues, tips, tricks? Will my bumper interfere?
Thanks,
Roy
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