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lwasouth

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Posted: 11/09/09 08:36am Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

I would like input from anyone using this towbar as to good or problems to expect

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I have been using a Falcon 5250 for over seven years and so far no problems.


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Roadmaster Falcon 2 ALL TERRAIN. I have the Roadmaster Falcon 2 and sometimes it is hard to disconnect on uneven ground.

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Posted: 11/09/09 10:09am Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

We have a 5250 and after 20K miles towing the only negative is it can be hard to unhook if not on level ground.


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We previously used the Falcon and found disconnecting sometimes difficult. We now use the Blue Ox Aventa II which works well.


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I also have the 5250 and overall very good towbar but i must agree if MH and tow are'nt level it can be a problem to get the pins out.. Keep everything clean and lubed and it will make a difference !


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Posted: 11/10/09 06:46am Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

I did not like the large, heavy bracket of my Roadmaster that had to be stored when not towing. I also switched to Blue Ox, much easier to connect and disconnect and nothing to store but 2 small couplings.


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We have used ours for 9 years and the only thing I would say is the unhooking when unlevel or on a grade. We carry a rubber mallet in the rear compartment and 1 light swat releases it a lot easier than using the palm of my hand. I don't consider that much of a problem. I have many hammers.


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