Towing a CMax
Anyone towing a 2013 Ford CMax hybrid? Wondering where you found baseplates. We have a Blue Ox towbar, and had it set up with our 2007 Ford Focus. Looking to tow the CMax, and don't see baseplates yet on the Blue Ox site.
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- I just bought the brackets for my Roadmaster Baseplates from etrailer, much cheaper than anyone else and very good service. Seems to be a totally outstanding dealer.
the_armadillo wrote:
X-2!!! They will go out of their way to help you!
Etrailer is a great online retailer and often has the best prices on the web. I've purchased numerous items thru them- Etrailer is a great online retailer and often has the best prices on the web. I've purchased numerous items thru them including several brake controllers and my latest Roadmaster sway bars. Also if you have a part number and an item is not on their site, you can contact them and they will try to get it for you.
- Ok...looks like I can get base plates from etrailer.com. Has anyone done business with them?
trop-a-cal wrote:
It may not be towable as it has continuously variable transmission.
The only reason we can tow our 08 Hybrid is because it has a CVT. The regular 08 Escape with the regular transmission couldn't be towed.- I know I can tow it, just need the Blue Ox Baseplates.
- Ford has all of their hybrid listed as towable on their fleet website at https://www.fleet.ford.com/showroom/rv_trailer_towing/2013/2013_default.asp. Their requirements are run the engine first thing and every six hours and keep the speed below 70.
- It may not be towable as it has continuously variable transmission.
- Blue Ox notes something similar on their site as well. They are in Pender NE which isn't all that much closer to you. Scenery is nicer in Oregon.....
- Thanks, Fred. I live near Portland, Maine....but that is a far piece from Portland, Oregon! :)
