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kkqd0298



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Wanted towbar thingy

Does anyone have the thingy that attaches the tow bar to the FFRR? *Gone* Discovery3 HSE
*Gone* Discovery3 HSE
*Gone* MY10 RangeRover TDV8
Freelander for OH
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Post #80304 10th Sep 2011 6:16pm
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nbunney



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I think you are on about the armature Thumbs Up

Post #80311 10th Sep 2011 6:50pm
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kkqd0298



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That's the thingy I was thinking of.

Thanks. *Gone* Discovery3 HSE
*Gone* Discovery3 HSE
*Gone* MY10 RangeRover TDV8
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MY11 Range Rover 4.4 TDV8 Autobiography Black

Post #80313 10th Sep 2011 7:02pm
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Try PF Jones then, if that's all you need, if you need the adjustable ball fitting I have 1 for sale Whistle

Post #80316 10th Sep 2011 7:15pm
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It will be used for a cycle carrier, so I think all I need is the armature.

Is fitting a diy or dealer job? *Gone* Discovery3 HSE
*Gone* Discovery3 HSE
*Gone* MY10 RangeRover TDV8
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Post #80318 10th Sep 2011 7:21pm
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Yep, fitted a complete tow bar to my FFRR last Sunday afternoon Thumbs Up 
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Post #80319 10th Sep 2011 7:28pm
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I bought mine from Duckworths, the site sponsor, they will deliver free to members..the armature is very heavy.

I had my dealer fit mine plus the electrics, only because I'm lazy, but it can be a DIY job if you choose. Current MY2020
Gone: 1 x L405 and 2 x L322's

Post #80355 11th Sep 2011 8:23am
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oodathort



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I think its the reciever you require not the armature

Post #80356 11th Sep 2011 8:25am
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This is the armature to which you can fit different hitches.



This is the height adjustable 'Farmers Hitch'


and this is the more common detachable hitch and receiver


Duckworths do a bike rack along with all the other parts Thumbs Up

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excellent description and pics... Thumbs Up

Post #80413 11th Sep 2011 2:49pm
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the farmers hitch is also removable, in fact it is quicker to remove than the swan neck jobby, and is less obtrusive once removed as there is no swan neck reciever left on the vehicle.

Post #80423 11th Sep 2011 3:36pm
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Vogue wrote:
the farmers hitch is also removable, in fact it is quicker to remove than the swan neck jobby, and is less obtrusive once removed as there is no swan neck reciever to left on the vehicle.


And adds a little protection to your bumper when reversing up to your trailer

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Farmers hitch easily removable Rolling with laughter Geoff

Post #80458 11th Sep 2011 6:35pm
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mine is, on and off in 5 seconds literally, pin and R clip, can't go wrong Thumbs Up

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Vogue wrote:
mine is, on and off in 5 seconds literally, pin and R clip, can't go wrong Thumbs Up


Just kidding mine's rusted/seized on solid I don't think it's been off the car since new in 2007. I can remove the pin easy enough. Plus side is the bag and the rubber bung are as new Rolling Eyes Geoff

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