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Mrowlett · 08-26-2019, 08:00 AM

Hello, could use some help.
I have a model A chassis, no engine, trans, steering wheel, that I have used to build a mockup delivery truck to be used as a food concession. I am going to tow it like a trailer, there is the problem. When I hook it to my pickup and move the front wheels go sideways after a few feet. How do I get the wheels to follow the pickup without welding the front end? If I do that I will drag the tires when I make a turn.
I have thought about welding brackets and using bungee cords from opposite directions, theory is the wheels might follow but return to center. Don't know.
Please help, thanks.

08-26-2019, 08:00 AM	#1
Mrowlett Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2019 Posts: 11	Towing a Model A Hello, could use some help. I have a model A chassis, no engine, trans, steering wheel, that I have used to build a mockup delivery truck to be used as a food concession. I am going to tow it like a trailer, there is the problem. When I hook it to my pickup and move the front wheels go sideways after a few feet. How do I get the wheels to follow the pickup without welding the front end? If I do that I will drag the tires when I make a turn. I have thought about welding brackets and using bungee cords from opposite directions, theory is the wheels might follow but return to center. Don't know. Please help, thanks.