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Subject Topic: detachable swan neck tow bar Post Reply Post New Topic
04/8/2013 at 6:01pm
 Location: nottingham
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hi,my sister has an old caravan but a new car. the new car has a detachable swan neck tow bar and needs a stabalizer to  fit theswan neck.any suggestions would be gratefully accepted as they dont seem to do one


04/8/2013 at 6:54pm
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You will need to put a new Hitch on the Caravan
Dont think there is a clamp for the detachable but may be wrong some of the fixed swan necks had a clamp to fit the blade stabilisers

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05/8/2013 at 5:24pm
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As it is a swan neck towbar the only type of stabiliser that can be fitted is a hitch stabiliser which is fitted to the caravan hitch such as an Alko stabiliser which incorporates friction pads inside the hitch that grip the towball. However, there are different models available so you need to find out what the caravan's MTPLM (laden weight) is first before you purchase one. Although the 3004 is more expensive a 1300 model may do the job so if the caravan has an MTPLM of less than 1350 kgs. then the 1300 will do the job but if it exceeds this figure then you need either an older AKS 2000 or the 3004 model.




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