Nose weight problem

[Lol1]

My dealer said it would be ok to tow with this, but something isn't quite right.

Lutz, as Chief Techie, what am I doing wrong?

 

[Lol1]

Then tell me why the picture ended up so large even though I resized it for the web page! Ban photo's I say, then looking daft isn't a problem....

 

[mcghee]

I think you maybe need to move your gas bottles from the front locker to over the axle.....

 

[sparkes]

just tow it uphill, the road should meet the wheels then!

Oh, and you may be a little over 85%, but if you have the experience then who am I to judge?

 

[mcghee]

If that's a Renault quad you should be fine.

 

[BigRoy]

Looks like you've overdone it with the Stella in the front locker Lol

 

[BrianStAlbans]

Lol, once you sit on the quad it should be around the 85% mark. ;o)

 

[Lol1]

All relevant information guys, thanks. The assassin has been dispatched Brian........ ;o)

 

[colin(bridgend)]

As the quad is only a two seater leave the mother in law at home and not hide her under the front seats.

 

[Lutz]

Under such exceptional circumstances I would advise towing with the jockey wheel down

(There's a technical solution for everything)

 

[Lutz]

Under such exceptional circumstances I would advise towing with the jockey wheel down

(There's a technical solution for everything)

ps: much like a hitchdrive really except that you don't have to walk ahead of the caravan on your way down the M6 or wherever you're going on holiday.

 

[LMH]

Lol

Everyone knows that if you fit a standing martingale you should have a good chance of preventing a quad from rearing.

Incidentally, were you standing in front of it with a big whip to scare it into rearing?

Lisa.

 

[Lol1]

Yup, martingale, watch em all the time. The "Street" wouldn't be the same without them. 8o)

No whip Lisa, just teaching it to beg....

 

[NorfolkMike]

If that's a Renault quad you should be fine.

If it were a renault quad the rating would include the driver.

ttfn

Norfolk Mike