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But tow what? The bed is too small to be useful and so far as anyone knows there isn't an all-steel CyberCaravan or CyberDinghy in the pipeline. Being able to
by TheOtherHobbes 3y ago
But tow what? The bed is too small to be useful and so far as anyone knows there isn't an all-steel CyberCaravan or CyberDinghy in the pipeline.
Being able to tow big heavy stuff isn't necessarily a great idea, because big heavy stuff needs to stop as well as start.
If you're used to accelerating hard and braking hard, your big heavy stuff is going to have real problems with that.
- defrost 3y agoI know nothing about the CyberDuck but > Being able to tow big heavy stuff isn't necessarily a great idea, because big heavy stuff needs to stop as well as start. is a solved problem in the caravanning | rural | Australian world. Hayman-Reese hitches with anti sway bars provide strong transfer of pulling force for starting, load control under braking - and heavy load trailers can be dual axle with slaved electric brakes to add to the stopping power of the lead vehicle. eg: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rM2--wSb5d0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rM2--wSb5d0
- screye 3y agoIt has the same bed as a Ford F150 and that's the most sold "car" in the US. Reality is, no one needs a truck, but everyone buys a truck. And as long as people are buying trucks for vanity purposes, this pure vanity vehicle is going to be top of their pile.