towing and flat bedding 88928
12-31-2001, 08:12 PM
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towing and flat bedding 88928
I have a 1988 928 s4 if I have the car flat
bedded.on what points is the 928 save to pull up and secure down be specific ,I know the lf has a eyelet.if you can give me some basic do`s and don`ts on this car.
bedded.on what points is the 928 save to pull up and secure down be specific ,I know the lf has a eyelet.if you can give me some basic do`s and don`ts on this car.
01-01-2002, 02:08 AM
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Bob,
I have had to have my car on a flatbed a couple of times and here's what has worked for me...
1. Use the tow eye. (Should be in your tool kit.) Have the driver winch the car up using this attachment. (It was designed for this purpose.)
2. If you look at the under side of the front end you will see an attachment point on each side. It is a pressed steel piece that is attached to the front of the lower A-arms.
3. If you can have it winched up rear first (without damaging your spoiler) you can use the rear tow eye for the rear and safety chains on the front eyes.
4. As Jay mentioned, slap the driver if he goes near the tie rods.
HTH,
Greg
I have had to have my car on a flatbed a couple of times and here's what has worked for me...
1. Use the tow eye. (Should be in your tool kit.) Have the driver winch the car up using this attachment. (It was designed for this purpose.)
2. If you look at the under side of the front end you will see an attachment point on each side. It is a pressed steel piece that is attached to the front of the lower A-arms.
3. If you can have it winched up rear first (without damaging your spoiler) you can use the rear tow eye for the rear and safety chains on the front eyes.
4. As Jay mentioned, slap the driver if he goes near the tie rods.
HTH,
Greg
