Does anyone know any companies that do car trailer hire? There is something among this forum that has caught my eye yet I have no way of getting it home.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Trailering a Xantia
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JohnD
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You could look into these guys:-
http://www.southerntrailers.co.uk/
http://www.southerntrailers.co.uk/
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1998 1.5 Saxo
1998 Pug 306 1.9D
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KP
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MikeT
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I've used this company before to hire a bike trailer, they're nice people to deal with and reasonably priced.
http://www.ambrowtrailers.co.uk/
http://www.ambrowtrailers.co.uk/
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CitroJim
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Toby,
May I sound a small note of caution here. If you are contemplating towing a Xantia on a trailer with a Xantia then my advice is don't. With the unladen weight of the trailer plus the weight of the car on it, you will comfortably exceed 100% of the kerbweight of the towcar. Not recommended.
For us caravan tuggers, the recommendation is to never exceed 85%. You can go a bit over if you're an experienced tugger and even up to near 100% if you are on a short run and keep the speed well down but never to exceed 100%.
The tail can start to wag the dog with nasty consequences. Bikers used to call 'em "Tank Slappers". Caravanners call 'em "Snakes". All I know is they usually end in tears... Often with the towcar flipped.
Sorry to go all nanny. I've had a caravan start to snake on me and it's not nice.
May I sound a small note of caution here. If you are contemplating towing a Xantia on a trailer with a Xantia then my advice is don't. With the unladen weight of the trailer plus the weight of the car on it, you will comfortably exceed 100% of the kerbweight of the towcar. Not recommended.
For us caravan tuggers, the recommendation is to never exceed 85%. You can go a bit over if you're an experienced tugger and even up to near 100% if you are on a short run and keep the speed well down but never to exceed 100%.
The tail can start to wag the dog with nasty consequences. Bikers used to call 'em "Tank Slappers". Caravanners call 'em "Snakes". All I know is they usually end in tears... Often with the towcar flipped.
Sorry to go all nanny. I've had a caravan start to snake on me and it's not nice.
Jim
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A bit of a Citroen AX fan...
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