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Posted by Don on January 08, 2003 at 23:25:29: In Reply to: Posted by on January 08, 2003 at 00:36:06: I tow mine several times a year and have never tied the steering wheel. It needs to be able to turn so the jeep can track behind the tow vehicle. My 2cents worth : : I posted a message a little while back regarding tow dollies v. flat tow, and got some great pointers, thanks. I've now purchased a tow bar to flat-tow my Willys behind the Cherokee, and have two questions: : : 1. After removing/disconnecting the driveshafts front and back (I don't have free-wheeling hubs), what other preparation needs to be made? Steering wheel tie down? transfer case position? etc. : : 2. What speeds are safe? I had some death wobble which was corrected with a new steering stabilizer, but will this come back at speeds higher than normal Willys speed of 45mph? : : Any pointers are helpful, thanks in advance. : : -PL : as far as tie downs I used two bungi cords
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