Towing my B2
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From: McMinnville, Oregon
Towing my B2
I plan to tow my Bronco II on a dolly with the back wheels on the ground .. do I need to disconnect the drive line as to not ruin my A4LD tranny? 
Thanks any info is appreciated I am going to our propperty for a 
it's about 150+ miles. 
Thanks any info is appreciated I am going to our propperty for a it's about 150+ miles.
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From: Yokosuka, Honshu, Japan
What year BII, is it 2 or 4WD? 2WD, definitely remove the driveshaft. I know 5-speed 4WDs with a manual shift t-case can be towed without removing the rear shaft. I would venture to say it would not matter if it's 2 or 4WD and that you should remove the rear shaft to flat tow or tow with a dolly with rear wheels on the ground with the automatic, regardless of electric-shift or manual-shift t-case, so you don't damage the transmission.
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From: Atlanta GA
> it's a 86 B2 with auto tranny and elec-t-case
Disconnect the drive shaft, mark it before you do. If you are using a tow dolly you can tie it up. Tie it up with cable, but, secure the end through the bolt holes with good 1/4" rope.
Disconnect the drive shaft, mark it before you do. If you are using a tow dolly you can tie it up. Tie it up with cable, but, secure the end through the bolt holes with good 1/4" rope.
