A frame towing

so if i read this corectly you are towing a nissan using an a frame conected to the rear of winabago or such. Do you mean towed or is toad a name you have given your patrol.
Im sure someone will be able to help you so you can get on with enjoying yourselves.
If you let people know what area you are in they may be able to help you find someone local to help if the problem if it cant be fixed here.

Les,

It sounds like there might not be enough castor angle on the front wheels. Toe in/toe out can also be a problem. Have you tried taking the ute to an alignment shop and asked them to have a look.
Might be an idea to find someone in your area that knows about 4WD's.

Cheers
Pop

Talk to the manufacturer of the A frame first.

Cheers,
Peter
OKA196 Motorhome

Thanks for promt reply,the Patrol is booked in for offset camber bearings Tuesday in Penrith,I have towed the car before without any problems so it raised its ugly head the day we left home in Rubyvale CQ (great start),it definately has issues with pulling to the left which is a common problem with these vehicles,so fingers crossed these offsets may fix it,I have already had offset caster bushes done.The only differnce since I towed it last is that I dont have the boat on top so weight distribution is more to the rear which gives it a bit of heads up in the front which may change front end geometry a little.
The towing vehicle is a Mitsubishi Fuso 10 mtr MM515H
Cheers Les

You haven’t accidently left the steering lock on have you? When I was doing the same, I would always take the keys out of the ignition when I stopped and often drove off and forgot to unlock the steering again, (keys back in ignition and turned on) It soon came apparent what I had done when I went around a bend.
Also, it could be that the front bearings need to be replaced as they seem to get flogged when being towed on an A frame.

Cheers Tony.