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Readybrute elite

stargirl96
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Most who tow a car seem to prefer to tow with all four wheels down. Based on advice we received we bought a Readybrute elite tow bar and outfitted our CRV so it could be towed. This tow bar is not an easy thing to set up as it's very heavy and awkward. I wonder if this is common with all tow bars, or if other brands are easier to hook up to a car. I've thought about buying a different brand or perhaps going to a tow dolly, but I don't want to put more money into something that isn't an improvement over what we have now.
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CA_Traveler
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If you mean that mounting the tow bar on the MH is heavy and awkward then I agree. However once mounted I have no reason to remove my tow bar or related toad equipment. While I have a different brand tow bar they are all somewhat similar.

More explanation about what what you are experiencing may help.
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Big_Katuna
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I’m surprised you find it heavy. I have a Ready Brute and have been using it since 04.

Its aluminum so they don’t get a lot lighter. One thing I learned is to put a pin in the base plate on one side to balance one arm while you connect the other.

Not sure if there are vids on YouTube.
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Mandalay_Parr
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My BlueOx is easy.
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Lwiddis
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Sometimes takes my across the street neighbor five minutes to hookup and sometimes thirty but she does it all alone and hasn’t complained about the weight.
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