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I have so many questions.
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Which AI did they use to generate that pic?
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Uh, no. Steerable axle on the front will absolutely EAT tires. This is an afterthought because is wasn't built right, or was unsuccessfully repurposed...
Was this before people could do load math? It looks like the tongue has a radial pivot point to allow it to "float" between it and the tow rig. Alleviating tongue weight.Competitive used to build all kinds of crazy shit. I saw a stacker they did where they matched the stainless siding on a provost..
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There was a clown named Robby Gordon that claimed all kinds of crazy shit. I wouldn't spent a penny on either of theme..Competitive used to build all kinds of crazy shit. I saw a stacker they did where they matched the stainless siding on a provost..
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Only tongue weight is the tongue itself.I am trying to understand the point of the steerable front axle???
It's definitely weird. I assume they were trying to accomplish something similar to towing a Toad:Uh, no. Steerable axle on the front will absolutely EAT tires. This is an afterthought because is wasn't built right, or was unsuccessfully repurposed...
+1 for Roy's Cafe, Amboy CA on RTE 66.Only tongue weight is the tongue itself.
It's definitely weird. I assume they were trying to accomplish something similar to towing a Toad:
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Which is rigidly connected in the exact same manner. I don't know of anyone who toads that eats tires though.
The biggest issue with a toad is backing up is basically unpossible. This isn't an issue with a Jeep since you can just drive it. Not so with a trailer.