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05/4/2018 at 1:03pm
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Quote: Originally posted by Greendemon315 on 28/2/2011
If money is a problem, you really don't need it. Just think what people did before motor movers existed. I've managaed very well without for over 40 years. I can hardly walk these days, but we don't move the caravan a single inch by hand. That's what the tow car is for. If reversing is a problem, just get some practice. It's not that hard. Jim
I agree, all people really need is a tow car, however the problem with modern cars is that unlike older cars, modern cars have things called DMF's (dual mass flywheel) in the good old says the flywheel was a big lump of steel, these days they are all sorts of materials including plastic.
In normal driving conditions this isn't a problem, but when people are towing and slipping the clutch the heat generated goes into the DMF, and actually melts parts of the DMF.
I bought a Ford Focus a few years ago that had a DMF that was shot due to the previous owner towing something(I didn't know until six months after buying it) I took it back and got the dealer to fix it, and from what I learned it cost about a grand.
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