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> Do I need to lock steering wheel when flat towing?!, Gotta get to MUSR!
BigDBass
post Oct 12 2010, 07:02 PM
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A mere. 22 hours 'til MUSR departure.

I'm flat towing the 914 with my Honda Odyssey using a Harbor Freight tow bar and Rennenmetal bracket.

I was unable to hook it all up and test it out over the weekend as planned. Working on that now.

Do I need to lock the steering wheel? I searched but only saw references to locking steering when towing backwards on a dolly. I am flat towing forwards.

Thanks!
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VaccaRabite
post Oct 13 2010, 06:58 AM
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What everyone else has said. You want the wheels to move.
When Mike ad Noel flat towed me from ECC 2009, I was more or less hammered and forgot to put the key in to unlock the wheels. It made horrible sounds o the first tight bed we wet aroud. I was roused enough to realize I had the keys in my pocket, and I freed up the wheels for the last 300 yards.

Noel was driving ad she was nervous towing. The squeals of my front wheels trying to make the turn into thier development did not please her.

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