towbar problems
we have an old sterling towbar. we see other folks who do NOT have to have the vehicle EXACTLY in line before we can unhitch the towed car. with ours we have to have the car exactly in line or we ca...
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You might want to consider getting a nice Blue-Ox (my preferred brand) or Roadmaster towbar with arms that can be collapsed and extended for towing. They allow you just get close and then the arms extend so you can put the pins in. When disconnecting, you can release the tension on the arms if you're not straight and then pull the pins. They're much easier to use than any of the fixed length bars like yours sounds like.
You may need adapters to permit you to connect the brackets on your towed to the new towbar.
You can often find good towbars used on Craig's list for under $400.
You may need adapters to permit you to connect the brackets on your towed to the new towbar.
You can often find good towbars used on Craig's list for under $400.
