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Tilting the trailer
I was looking at the dimensions of the trailer and certain game elements, such as the air lock. Would it be legal to tilt your trailer slightly by doing something such as pushing up against the air lock? I haven't had the time to go through every rule, but I have looked and don't see anything specifically against this. There could be some issues in complying with the trailer hitch rule (R18), but beyond thatit seems legal to me.
Thoughts? 
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06-01-2009, 17:41
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Re: Tilting the trailer
I don't think that tilting it is at all possible. The Hitch is designed so that that is not possible as far as we can tell.
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