This or this....and why?
I've asked this before, but not sure I got my point across. Why should I buy this for almost $1000... When this should work just as well for only about $200? Both are completely s...
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admiral0647 wrote:othertonka wrote:
If you go for the $200 one, you will wish you made the other choice after you fight with hooking up a rigid tow bar and unhooking when you are not perfectly aligned. It will take two people and a lot of patience to hook up the rigid bar getting the toad aligned straight behind the MH and at the exact distance to make the ball fit. It ain't easy
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I used the $200 tow bar for many years, towing two different vehicles. The fixed A-Frame did what it was designed to do, but it takes two people (one driving, one guiding) to get it hitched.
I have used a Falcon 2 for the past 9 years and would never go back. For me it was worth the investment.
x 3, but we haven't heard from Montana yet. :) and you have to go to the trouble of removing it from the toad or drive around with that sticking up in your face. it's a one time purchase, do it right/easy.
my first tow bar was a "rangefinder" that did have a bit of adjustment but I quickly changed to one that stays on the back of the motorhome and that had levers to release it, not slip rings.
bumpy
