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Subject Topic: Stabaliser bar? Post Reply Post New Topic
11/9/2006 at 12:31pm
 Location: Cambridgeshire
 Outfit: Avondale Leda Malvern 1990
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Ive towed our dirty great van around without a stabalizer for the past two years but now we have bought a newer van dh would like to fit the stabaliser that comes with it - we have the plate for the back of the car but just how easy is it to fit?  Would it be better to get someone to do it for us as I dont want to loose the tow bar mid journey!

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11/9/2006 at 12:36pm
 Location: leeds
 Outfit: Abbey GTS 416 & Bongo
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you just take off your tow ball and fit the plate inbetween tow bar and ball, you may need some longer bolts though, its easy to do I wouold do it!! and im a mere female

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11/9/2006 at 12:58pm
 Location: Southwest
 Outfit: Mondeo 2.2 Titanium X
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If you intend fitting the bracket between your Tow bar & Tow Ball to carry the stabiliser, you'll need the longer blots as has already been said, you'd be well advised to replace the two locking washers as well, this should ensure a secure job. The nuts may well have a set torque nowadays, I know last time I changed one from one car to another the bolts were done up really tight & I was lucky to find a spanner to fit them.

It just might be worth asking your caravan workshop how much they'd charge to fit this bracket for you. Obtain a receipt showing what the charge was for & they'll have to make sure it's done to specification. Probably cheaper than buying the right size spanners if you haven't got them already.

BB  



11/9/2006 at 1:51pm
 Location: Sheffield(south of)
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we took ours to a local garage charged £3 we felt better having hydroli drill do the tightening



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