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read of many doing this over the years.think a simple solution is bungy ties round the handle and the wheel holding backet at the bottom.this will stop it unwinding.

http://www.roadking.co.uk/bungee-straps-tie-downs/2-x-bungee-straps-heavy-duty.html

I'm surprised you don't 'feel' any wobble through the tow bar or noise in the car if the wheels are out?

I can hear a bearing on our gardening / allotmenteering trailer grumbling when towing that, all it needs is nipping up, but I'm in no hurry to get that done at the mo'.

Got caravanning to do first....

Quote: Originally posted by roulston on 17/4/2013

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I got new tyres on my van at the weekend and I asked the fitter to balance them, at first he looked surprised but when he was finished he told me I was the first person to ask him to balance tyres for a caravan/trailer. I told him only the best tyre fitter would provide such a great service.

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