Good tutorial, the heavier vehicle is on the bed and the lighter vehicle is on the wheel lift. I’m glad to see somebody other than me still uses safety chains. That blue tow light blends in so well with the color of the Chevy, you really have to remember it’s back there! The only thing I’d say is, from the video, the wheel lift looks a little high and in a little too far but it’s hard to tell from a video. I always put the bottom of the tires that are being lifted parallel with the centerline of the wheels that are on the ground
The 10 and 2 method works for me and on yours i would use the driver side method not the passenger side but not that low get some velcro to tie up the strap instead of wrapping it up much easier and the distances between the bed and the car your body should fit and it would be alot easier to lift the wheel lift up to put the chains on by doing it from the front than to go under the car plus it's good to have more chain than less just in case you have to make a sharp turn grab a bungee cord throw over wheel lift hook each chain to each bungee hooks in the middle there's alot of ways to put safety chains your way short the 1mentioned or crisscrossed and under putting tow lights on dont drop them put down at a angle slowly
Good tutorial, the heavier vehicle is on the bed and the lighter vehicle is on the wheel lift. I’m glad to see somebody other than me still uses safety chains. That blue tow light blends in so well with the color of the Chevy, you really have to remember it’s back there! The only thing I’d say is, from the video, the wheel lift looks a little high and in a little too far but it’s hard to tell from a video. I always put the bottom of the tires that are being lifted parallel with the centerline of the wheels that are on the ground
The 10 and 2 method works for me and on yours i would use the driver side method not the passenger side but not that low get some velcro to tie up the strap instead of wrapping it up much easier and the distances between the bed and the car your body should fit and it would be alot easier to lift the wheel lift up to put the chains on by doing it from the front than to go under the car plus it's good to have more chain than less just in case you have to make a sharp turn grab a bungee cord throw over wheel lift hook each chain to each bungee hooks in the middle there's alot of ways to put safety chains your way short the 1mentioned or crisscrossed and under putting tow lights on dont drop them put down at a angle slowly
Keep putting it out there
Getting under the vehicle wasn't that safe I think
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