Cars to avoid?
I plan to do some back country canoeing. I want to leave a second vehicle at the end for me to load up and drive to my other vehicle. I want to install a tow bar to the car so that I don't have to ...
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hohenwald48 wrote:
As far as I know, all commercially available towing setups are disconnectable in a matter of minutes. The vast majority (if not all) leave the tow bar itself with the towing vehicle when disconnected.
Not quite. There are still ball hitch tow bars available. My Roadmaster Stowmaster 6000 lb. tow bar folds up on the front of the towed vehicle, or two pins can be pulled to remove it completely.
My previous tow Bar was a fixed arm adjustable width towbar by Reese that could be removed by pulling two pins, or it could be stood up on the front of the Jeep and secured in place. Yes, I have heard that in CA that isn't legal. It is legal in Montana.
