fergusontom
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Hi Everyone
Just wondering if anyone has a towball fitted on the front of their landy for moving trailers around. I am half tempted to put one on my disco as do quite a lot with trailers and at my new house the driveway is a bit tight for reversing the caravan in and havent got the room to swing the front round on the last little bit which means i have to disconnect it all and push it back with the help of someone.
My main concern is do you actually get better visability? When reversing you have the mirrors to see down either side of the caravan/trailer but if using a front tow ball you can see down the drivers side but do you struggle to see down the passengers side?
I am sure with a normal trailer its fine as you can see the back corners by looking over the trailer itself but with a caravan your view of the back is blocked because its tall.
Any opinions appreciated. (except for the ones people telling me to learn how to reverse properly :lol
Just wondering if anyone has a towball fitted on the front of their landy for moving trailers around. I am half tempted to put one on my disco as do quite a lot with trailers and at my new house the driveway is a bit tight for reversing the caravan in and havent got the room to swing the front round on the last little bit which means i have to disconnect it all and push it back with the help of someone.
My main concern is do you actually get better visability? When reversing you have the mirrors to see down either side of the caravan/trailer but if using a front tow ball you can see down the drivers side but do you struggle to see down the passengers side?
I am sure with a normal trailer its fine as you can see the back corners by looking over the trailer itself but with a caravan your view of the back is blocked because its tall.
Any opinions appreciated. (except for the ones people telling me to learn how to reverse properly :lol