Where do you connect the tow bar?
A tow bar attaches to your vehicle and connects to your RV’s existing trailer hitch. To fix the tow bar, you will need to attach it to the front bumper or subframe of your vehicle so it can be anchored firmly in place. When your car is being towed behind your RV, all its wheels are on the ground.
How long does it take to install a tow bar?
approximately 2-3 hours
It takes approximately 2-3 hours to fit a towbar to most models of vehicles, however some towbars are more complex and, therefore many take more time to fit due to the chassis design or added features such as spoilers or other items.
Where does a towbar go in a car?
The towbar is typically fitted to the rear of the vehicle, attached to its chassis. It is used for transporting or towing caravans, trailers and other vehicles. Although it is often overlooked, you should inspect the condition of your towbar periodically, especially if you frequently haul caravans, trailers or other heavy loads.
How do you hook up a tow bar?
Many tow bars come with extending arms that allow for easy hookup to the tabs. Release the latch handles and extend the arms. Once in position, secure the arm and tab connections with lynch pins. With the tow bar installed, set the dinghy vehicle transmission for towing and unlock the steering wheel.
How does a tow bar work on a dinghy?
The RV pulls the dinghy, and the tow bar pivots, allowing for smooth towing. The dinghy vehicle must be equipped with base plates or brackets on the front end, and the RV must have an RV hitch. The tow bar goes between the dinghy vehicle and the RV, mounting into the RV trailer hitch and attaching to the vehicle base plate.
What to do if your tow bar binds?
Trying to disconnect your RV and dinghy vehicle at an extreme angle may cause the tow bar to bind. Also, be sure to place each vehicle in park and engage the emergency brake. Unplug the dinghy tow wiring harness from the RV and store it in a safe location. Also, disconnect the breakaway.