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stanwood

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Posted: 07/28/10 09:05am

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hi
i like some opinions and help about towing a gmc sierra p/u.which tow bar roadmster/demco/blue ox?
thank you
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BaldyD1

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Posted: 07/28/10 09:30am

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Recommend the Ready Brute Elite tow bar because it has an integrated dinghy braking system and costs just about the same as other tow bars without a braking system. Recommend researching base plates from ALL manufacturers and determine the base plate which with you will be happy. Also recommend that RED thread locking liquid be used vice the Blue because the Red thread lock is ALMOST permanent.

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Speedy, Jackie & Dusty {Shih-Tzu/Maltese}
2006 Kountry Star KSDP 3912
2005 Saturn Vue (dinghy)

John339

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Posted: 07/28/10 09:33am

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What are you towing with?
Length of rv?
Gasoline/ diesel?
hitch number of pounds will pull?

John and Cindy and Misty Rain and Senor Paco(Chihuahuas)
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wny_pat

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Posted: 07/28/10 09:48am

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vw wrote:

which tow bar roadmster/demco/blue ox?

Which ever one is rated heavy enough to do the job and which ever one meets your needs. I am happy with Blue Ox Aventa LX.

The Texan

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Posted: 07/28/10 10:08am

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We tow ours with a Roadmaster setup and I'm very pleased with the way it works. Ours has a Rzr riding in the bed also.

Bob & Betsy - USN Ret'd '78 & FL LEO Ret'd '03 & "Oath Keeper"

'05 HR Endeavor 40PRQ, 400 Cummins W/ 405w/35A solar system -Pulling an '05 GMC Sierra LT, CC, Z-71, w/ 2010 Silver Rzr riding in the toad.
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chastho

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Posted: 07/28/10 11:09am

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Is the truck towable without being modified?

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