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Hi Everyone
I have a Ford Mondeo Diesel 1.8, I went round scrapyards at the weekends and finally found a towbar. The guy wanted £20 for it and he took it off as i watched him he talked me through it so I could refit it on mine later, he also cut the wiring harness in the scrap car and said this will help you to connect it up to your electric's just follow the colour coding and join it into yours, which is quite simple, the towbar turned out to be almost new and a Towsure one, took me about an hour and a half to fit it and its now great, got a 5x4 second hand trailor to use, even for those little trips to the tip with the rubbish from when you have a clear out, best £20 I ever spend. If you are a little bit handy then save yourself a fortune and go get one from the scrapyard, the money you save can go to site fee's so you can have more time away camping and its cost you nothing really.
Regards
Steve.
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Topic: trailer regulations?
