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Topic: Fixed versus detachable towbar
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04/9/2009 at 12:39pm
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I`ve had both, and TBH would opt for a fixed one given the choice (and I don`t pay for them so the cost isn`t an issue).
I`m less likely to scuff the bumper hitching up as I have an SS plate fitted, anyone parking `by touch` gets a nice hole in the front of their car whilst leaving mine unscathed, and I don`t regard having a towball as any sort of `stigma`.
I still have a detachable fitted on the OH`s car (my previous company car and so my back-up tug), but its a pain getting it out of the boot, getting on my hands and knees to to remove the blanking plate which fits in the bracket then having to locate the thing before locking it. By the time I`ve jessied about doing that I could be hitched up and well down the road. (And I spent an hour last wek dismantling and cleaning the locking mechanism to stop it getting stiff and seizing).
It was a good bar (Bosal), and I really thought it was the way forward before I got it. Yes, they are more expensive, and as with many things caravan-related it seems, if you spend more money it just HAS to be better than a cheaper alternative
Its each to his own at the end of the day, as I say I have both, paid for neither, so make my judgement on practicality.
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