Hannover technique
Hannover technique is a technique of loading a car onto a truck when the towing hook on the car is broken or missing.
Using this means you destroy the hood of the car, because the hook of the towing car is hooked to the hood to pull the car up the ramp.
This Is a better alternative that connecting the hook to the axle, because that would wear down the cable.
Using this means you destroy the hood of the car, because the hook of the towing car is hooked to the hood to pull the car up the ramp.
This Is a better alternative that connecting the hook to the axle, because that would wear down the cable.
Jonas: Oh Jennifer's car broke down? How did they tow it? I thought her towing hook was broken.
Manuela: oh yes it is broken. They used the Hannover technique.
Jonas: doesn't that destroy the hood?
Manuela: oh yes it does. You should've seen it
Manuela: oh yes it is broken. They used the Hannover technique.
Jonas: doesn't that destroy the hood?
Manuela: oh yes it does. You should've seen it