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Larry Member Since: 03 Dec 2008 Location: East Midlands Posts: 262 |
Finally decided to get a tow bar fitted.
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22nd Jun 2009 8:24am |
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dan_uk_1984 Member Since: 12 Nov 2008 Location: Bude, Cornwall Posts: 4014 |
I use a removable one, the back of the car is spoilt with a big fat towbar as they aren’t really styled to integrate with the car. With a Defender the more lumps of pig iron you can bolt on the better, with a Range Rover it detracts from the aesthetics. |
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22nd Jun 2009 9:21am |
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nbunney Member Since: 10 Aug 2008 Location: Lancashire Posts: 2031 |
Larry
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22nd Jun 2009 12:21pm |
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Dixy Member Since: 09 Apr 2009 Location: Somerset Posts: 1091 |
I have a detachable that is adjustable height factory joby. It lives on the car permanently. only problem was the play in the sleve the removable part slides in, this made the whole thing clunky when towing. Steeler was next to useles so I welded beads along it and ground it to a perfect fit. letters not necessarily in the right order |
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23rd Jun 2009 9:21am |
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nbunney Member Since: 10 Aug 2008 Location: Lancashire Posts: 2031 |
Same issue with the detachable, as the only difference is that the bit that goes into the armature has a nut / bolt and split pin as opposed to a right angled pin and split pin.
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23rd Jun 2009 11:54am |
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Larry Member Since: 03 Dec 2008 Location: East Midlands Posts: 262 |
Decision made and removeable type now fitted. Cheers for the feedback chaps. Was useful.
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26th Jun 2009 10:50am |
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