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stacy50

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Posted: 04/20/12 04:43am

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just purchased a drive shaft disconnect for my sportage kia
now i need a new tow bar and brake system.
is camping world a good place for this?or are lacal places ok
i live in central wi .thougt of doing it my self but i want it safe.

gbopp

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Posted: 04/20/12 05:18am

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I don't have a toad yet. When I do get one it will have the Ready Brake system.

teddycp

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Posted: 04/20/12 09:41am

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X2 on the Ready Brake! We have towed a Chevy Tracker all over the country, first with the original Ready Brake and Falcon tow bar, then with the Ready Brute tow bar. These systems are well made and so simple to set up and use that I can't imagine using any other system for a light weight tow.

Ro646a

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Posted: 04/20/12 01:22pm

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X3 on the Ready Brake.

I purchased out towing equiment at a website called "rvexit.com"
The prices were great and delivery was quick.

I bought the Ready Brake system from "nightshiftauto.com"

2001 Fleetwood Southwind 35R on 2000 Ford F53 Chassis
V10 310HP
Roadmaster Sterling All terrain tow bar
Ready Brake
2002 Chevy Tracker V6 4x4 SUV