The towing eye
is a triangular sheet of metal, depending upon year of
construction, screwed or riveted into the body. Altogether one
should be careful with all vehicles towing, this construction
seems particularly flimsy. I however still know from no case at
which the towing eye is torn off..
If El is towed
because the belt wore out or tore, one should fix these
beforehand in such a way that the drive can turn freely. If the
belt is already strongly damaged, I recommend to cut through and
remove this with a side cutter.
Towing one el
with another is possible, although with restrictions. One fastens
the rope to the left end of the transverse stabilizer as the left
wheel only is directly propelled. With tight curves it can be
that the rope at the rear wheel scrubs - caution.
On the level towing another el is no problem, at mountains is it however quite consumptive of battery charge.