Wonder about the towball weight on this setup. Front axle of trailer is a lot further up inside the mudguard than is the rear axle, and rear of car appears to be a lot closer to the ground than does the front. Another driver with no idea? Cheers
Wonder about the towball weight on this setup. Front axle of trailer is a lot further up inside the mudguard than is the rear axle, and rear of car appears to be a lot closer to the ground than does the front. Another driver with no idea? Cheers
Wonder about the towball weight on this setup. Front axle of trailer is a lot further up inside the mudguard than is the rear axle, and rear of car appears to be a lot closer to the ground than does the front. Another driver with no idea? Cheers
He might have "guessed it"......KB
Seems to be a popular method Kerry. He could also have used the universal cure-it-all WDH and made it really unsafe by taking weight off car's rear axle! Read "oversteer". Cheers
There is a very good chance that boat would be exceeding that vehicles GCM amongst other things.
But you are a stirrer yobarr.
A WDH would probably assist in that situation but with that weight it would never get to an oversteer condition in a million years. Understeer more likely even with a WDH.
There is a very good chance that boat would be exceeding that vehicles GCM amongst other things. But you are a stirrer yobarr. A WDH would probably assist in that situation but with that weight it would never get to an oversteer condition in a million years. Understeer more likely even with a WDH.
Hi Greg. Must say that, given your vast experience in these matters, I am somewhat surprised that you would say that ". it would never get to an oversteer condition". You no doubt would know that a suitably large WDH can lift the rear wheels of a car off the ground? With no weight on that axle oversteer would be almost impossible to prevent.
You would, no doubt, realise that my tongue-in-cheek mention of a WDH in an earlier post was simply an attempt to include a bit of humour, as was the posting of the original picture?
