Pulling your bucket

[fordsbyjay]

Has anyone every pulled their bucket with a tow bar? I thought I seen a pic of Jerry pulling his but I couldn't find it. I have a 56 Ford 2dr sedan and I would like to pull my bucket behind it. I am not talking about all over the country but a couple hundred miles to Biloxi for Cruising the coast.

 

[ruggs]

Has anyone every pulled their bucket with a tow bar? I thought I seen a pic of Jerry pulling his but I couldn't find it. I have a 56 Ford 2dr sedan and I would like to pull my bucket behind it. I am not talking about all over the country but a couple hundred miles to Biloxi for Cruising the coast.

If you are running an auto trans you will need to drop the driveshaft....Ron (ruggs)

 

[Gerry]

Has anyone every pulled their bucket with a tow bar? I thought I seen a pic of Jerry pulling his but I couldn't find it. I have a 56 Ford 2dr sedan and I would like to pull my bucket behind it. I am not talking about all over the country but a couple hundred miles to Biloxi for Cruising the coast.

Heres a pic of the A frame. Cost me about 50 bucks in steel a little time welding and I turned up some plastic bushes so the axle would nt get bruised. First tow was 70 miles with no problems. Tow it everywhere now till it finished. Cant even feel it on the back of the tow car. Just do a bolt check on the T and the A frame after first 5 then 10 miles. Then every time you feel like it should be done. By the way I used High Tensile bolts and Nylocks on the A frame just to be sure


Dont forget a safety strap... just in case
Gerry

 

[fordsbyjay]

If you are running an auto trans you will need to drop the driveshaft....Ron (ruggs)

You bet!

 

[fordsbyjay]

You bet!

Gerry,

thanks for the pic.

 

[Gerry]

Gerry,

thanks for the pic.

No problems. If you want more info just let me know. Always gals to help out
G