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Old 19-08-2013, 17:26   #16
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Wow, that will be the heaviest and strongest bit of the car...
indeed, i'd say it't heavier then the car, the front wheels will struggle for traction
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Old 19-08-2013, 17:30   #17
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indeed, i'd say it't heavier then the car, the front wheels will struggle for traction
You will need some of those tractor counter weights to hook onto the front bumper, to keep the steering wheels on the ground.
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Old 19-08-2013, 17:36   #18
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You will need some of those tractor counter weights to hook onto the front bumper, to keep the steering wheels on the ground.
that'll do nicely
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Old 19-08-2013, 17:43   #19
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With a bit of cutting you could adapt that as a front tow bar for the 4x4.
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Old 19-08-2013, 17:51   #20
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With a bit of cutting you could adapt that as a front tow bar for the 4x4.
what's the point in a front towbar? never understood that
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Old 19-08-2013, 18:01   #21
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Old 19-08-2013, 18:07   #22
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And that is the point of a front towbar, you can put the cart before the horse
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what's the point in a front towbar? never understood that
Assuming you have a front steer car, then it makes manoeuvring a trailer in tight places so much easier, we had hitches on the front on most of our draw bar trucks, made easy work of it for those like me who mainly drove artics, Rick
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Assuming you have a front steer car, then it makes manoeuvring a trailer in tight places so much easier, we had hitches on the front on most of our draw bar trucks, made easy work of it for those like me who mainly drove artics, Rick
ahh ok, i thought it was if you needing to move a trailer and you couldn't turn the truck around
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OK just read the rest of the thread, so you have been alone with Zenka a large part of the day, so come on we all want to know, have you had a proper kiss yet???????????? "the whole forum"
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OK just read the rest of the thread, so you have been alone with Zenka a large part of the day, so come on we all want to know, have you had a proper kiss yet???????????? "the whole forum"
..............yes............yes i have
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Well done then Ryan, Rick
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Old 19-08-2013, 19:09   #28
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Well done then Ryan, Rick
today, in the park.on the lips

she didn't react the same as when i kissed her on the neck that night.......ahh,......that was a great night that
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but was she happy about it or did she look at you like you should not have kissed her
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Old 19-08-2013, 22:03   #30
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She seemed fine with. It
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