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Old 15-05-15, 01:55
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better to get get a trailer, regardless..
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Old 15-05-15, 02:12
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Charlie is right, a trailer is better in any cAse. But if you absolutwly positively have to tow it on a dolly, consult the user manual. It is avaîlable for free online. Any advice given here can be free and cost you a bundle . I own two Iltis and i regularly consult the manual. Better safe than sorry. Bonne chance. Robert
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