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Thanks for the mention I forgot to post links

I use a farm jack to help level them when connecting

Custom made if you don't buy one with them about like hens teeth

here is the hitch where I broke the rubber piece off turning around in a parking lot glad I have safety chains lol we took it off there the whole towbar and took it to the house and welded it then put it back on way safer than before

also I would not try tying them straight with the shelter unless on soft dirt or something because the mounts on allot of shelters are steel on aluminum and have a little corrosion because of that I do not fully trust the mounts on some and I have checked mine for strength also if using the...

cool I have allot of trailer skills that most people don't I back mine loaded or unloaded allot it is easier loaded but you have to know when to steer allot more than a regular trailer I back mine up to a pallet I use for a porch about 80ft each time I move it and I usually get it on the first...

from this ring on each corner up to the shelter dolly is where I plan to mount them

I don't plan to go to Kalifornistan at all but when I start towing mine more which is soon I plan to make a safety chain setup on the dolly set to connect to the lift/tie loops on the bottom of the shelter incase of breakaway

I live in my shelters btw in an S280 and a SPAM (Shop Portable Aircraft Maintenance) shelter dollys don't bolt to SPAMs btw the holes are about 1 in off from the other shelters in height now sure why so I tied mine on it to keep it on also the hitch rubber on some of the dolly sets is junk and...

takes allot of room to turn also easier to back with a deuce than with a pickup mainly because of traction

they tow pretty good but turn like a semi trailer

also idk how to get that post stuck to the top of the thread

I'm the one who mentioned this method earlier btw it works great I figured this out when I got mine and tried to tow it 30mph taking up 3 lanes lol

I still have a pic of mine asaja

also DO NOT CHAIN they need the heavy duty straps to allow a little bit of up and down flex when pulling make sure you tie it on level ground and if it is crooked it will hop allot and you will know before you leave the parking lot

here is the best way to tow these and yes you can tow multiple dollies like this you tie the hitch straight not crooked and make it tight it will pull great and back easily without a load i pulled mine up to 80 mph just fine behind my 1/2 ton pickup and no sway at all this way