Re: [MV] Towing

Randy Rogers (rrogers@texas.net)
Wed, 8 Sep 1999 22:12:24 -0500

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True, but not so for tows under 25-30 miles or at low speeds which will do
no damage. Chevy manual says so-and Ive done so numerous times without
problems. Long hauls to the hunting lease (@200 miles), I always, as you
suggest, take driveshaft off of differential (easy to do) and suspend with
coat hanger or such.
----- Original Message -----

> For pete's sake, never ever tow a late model automatic with the driveshaft
> attached. NO exceptions. The easiest thing and best for the vehicle
(other
> than trailering!) is to drop the driveshaft. 4 bolts and remove it or
hang
> it up to one side securely - very securely. This applies even on manuals,
by
> the way. mike in va

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