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I'm sorry about the multiple postings. I was just asking the questions that arose out of each post I had a question about as I came to it. If I waited until I read the entire thread I would loose track of some of the questions that I wanted to ask. I finally figured out that I should use the...

I cannot tell you why but when I was working for California Division of Forestry; which is now the California Department of Forestry & Fire Protection; as well as the US Forest Service tying down tractors by their treads was an absolutely forbidden practice. It was a yellow flag item that could...

I'm sorry but I couldn't follow what you are suggesting. On the premise that the only stupid question is one I'm too chicken to ask do you mean that the tie down point must be inside the outer edge of the bed somehow? I'm asking because I see tie down straps and chains run over the outside of...

I'm glad that one of us does??? -- Tom Horne

So for the sake of my education what can be done to address the concern about the front end of the tow bar burying itself in the asphalt and causing a truly violent stop. Could you just rig an additional chain around the front notch of the tow bar?

I am curious so please don't take this as criticism. I see what looks like an air line coupling on the front left of the towed vehicle. Is it practical to rig up an air line and use the towed vehicles brakes in addition to the towing vehicles brakes or is there something that makes that...