Tow bar

Ray & June wrote:

enblethen wrote:
Roadmaster tow bar and brackets.
SMI stay N Play brake system

X2

X3

Actually finishing the SMI install this weekend.

Roadmaster Stowmaster All Terrain towbar and the Brake Master which operates from the motorhomes air brakes.

I really like their All Terrain towbars, easy to disconnect even if not parked straight or level.

32' DP towing Jeep Wrangler.

Demco Aluminator


Brake Budy


Base plate

Bemus wrote:
I'm looking to get the Ready Brute elite brake and tow bar but the only dealer that I found near me has never installed one and he said he didn't like cable systems. I called the RV dealers around and they have never installed one either. I have a Hyundai Tucson 2 wheel dr 5 speed..... I'm located in WNY. Anyone have any ideas?

Any general auto mechanic should be able to follow the included instructions. There's nothing RV specific about the installation. You could also try the Ready Brake and Ready Brute Dealer Locator to see if there's one close enough to you.

Blue ox base plate
Blue ox aventa 10,000 tow bar
Brake Buddy Classic ( same one used in 3 toads so far )
Blades Tow Right - wireless tow lights - magnetic and rechargeable

I'm looking to get the Ready Brute elite brake and tow bar but the only dealer that I found near me has never installed one and he said he didn't like cable systems. I called the RV dealers around and they have never installed one either. I have a Hyundai Tucson 2 wheel dr 5 speed..... I'm located in WNY. Anyone have any ideas?

You can go to Blue ox, input make and model to see what they look like.
Seems Roadmaster doesn't list the Yukon for some reason.
Blue ox

Parallel Lines wrote:
This is a newbie question so please bear with me. What is involved in attaching a the base plate to the tow vehicle? Do these systems use existing holes in the frame? How visible is the tow plate when the unit is not attached to the MH? Bear in mind we are talking about my wife's 2016 Yukon so it better look good. :-)

Each Car/Truck/SUV is different, on my Jeep Cherokee the factory tow hooks came off and I attached the brackets to the unibody/bumper. There are two small 1-1/2" tubs come out from the bumper to attach the tow system. My brother and I did my SUV in 6 hours including the brake-a-way for the tow brake system.

Go to ETrailer and check them out, they might have a video for your application. Make sure you don't go over the MH GCWR for or hitch capacity for that RV.

KC

This is a newbie question so please bear with me. What is involved in attaching a the base plate to the tow vehicle? Do these systems use existing holes in the frame? How visible is the tow plate when the unit is not attached to the MH? Bear in mind we are talking about my wife's 2016 Yukon so it better look good. :-)

You don't say what coach and toad you have. You really need to pair up your tow bar (capacity) and brake system to the two vehicles. I like the simplicity of the Ready Brute surge brake system, but personally would not use it on anything weighing 4500 pounds or more.

You may not even need a system depending on what you're driving/towing.