Towbars
Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2007 8:27 pm
i am looking at getting a towbar 
i just wonderd what people have and how easy they were to fit
i just wonderd what people have and how easy they were to fit
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Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2007 9:39 pm
Would of thought they are pretty hard to fit to a push bike
Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2007 10:01 pm
yeah, the towing limit is quite low tooi need to get one to tow a friends show car, with the 406 though
Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2007 11:54 pm
A doddle for a man of your calibre 
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New, they come with the required cage nuts & bolts, pretty straight forward. But used, had to cut & re-weld the chassis to get it bolted securely (couldn't get hold of any caged nuts).
The exhaust backbox comes pretty close to the tow-bar support on mine, this needed a bit of adjustment to stop any rattle.
And for the wiring I just used snap connectors on the respective cables. Jobs a good'n.
.New, they come with the required cage nuts & bolts, pretty straight forward. But used, had to cut & re-weld the chassis to get it bolted securely (couldn't get hold of any caged nuts).
The exhaust backbox comes pretty close to the tow-bar support on mine, this needed a bit of adjustment to stop any rattle.
And for the wiring I just used snap connectors on the respective cables. Jobs a good'n.
Posted: Mon Jul 30, 2007 6:43 pm
I fitted a bosal which i bought from towbar man on ebay came with towbar ball and wiring loom and also electric tester was about £85+ delivery pretty easy fiting had to dreop the exhaust though if i remember rightly wiring wasnt too bad either scotch clips were crap though had to get some decent quality ones
Posted: Tue Jul 31, 2007 6:23 pm
i bought one second hand for my estate, it would of been easy to fit if i had new cage nuts but i was using the ones from the donar car so it made it a bit tricky
im sure you can pick the nuts of from a tow bar fitter
im sure you can pick the nuts of from a tow bar fitter
Re: Towbars
Posted: Sun Aug 05, 2007 4:38 pm
oh yes i recently had one fitted to my 406, took it to a garage they fitted it with no hassle. but not used it yet thoughjameslxdt wrote:i am looking at getting a towbar
i just wonderd what people have and how easy they were to fit
towbar
Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2007 10:50 pm
These are easy to fit, i bought myrapier back in Dec 04 and one week after buying the car i went to local shop and bought one i fitted it the following day took around an hour to fit, i then went to a local towbar centre to have the twin electric's wired in which took less than one hr, but now with fuel prices going up i don't know when i willtow again so i have removed the towball and painted the par of towbar that shows in front of bumber and using a couple of cable ties i have hooked the electrics up behind the bumber so they are not visible but ensuring cables kept away from exhaust backbox.