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Adapts your Roadmaster tow bar so you can use it with an etrailer Classic or Invisible base plate.
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Hey everybody, Ryan here at etrailer.com. Today we're gonna be showing you how to install the etrailer adapters that will allow you to pair up your Roadmaster Tow Bar to your etrailer Classic Base Plate. But before we show you how to put these on, why don't we go ahead and just kind of talk about 'em and make sure that they're gonna work for you. So first and foremost, just kinda wanna apologize about our funny setup here. Usually we're all hooked up to a motor home and really paint a good picture but really bad weather out today so just trying to make do. So, please bear with me.
But with that said, we get a lot of questions about fitment and what components can work with others and so on. And what these adapters are gonna allow you to do is convert the ends on your Roadmaster Tow Bar, it's gonna work with a lot of 'em, Roadmaster Tow Bars, we'll get to that in a minute. But it's gonna allow you to convert those ends, that way you can hook up to your etrailer.com base plate kit. And you know, the reason being obviously the factory Roadmaster ends, obviously that's not gonna work, right You're not gonna be able to pair the two up. Still wanna mention as well, these are also going to pair up with Demco, basically kits that are very similar to this.
So if you have a Demco kit like this one it'll work with those as well. But what's pretty convenient about these, and from what I've noticed, is sometimes people end up getting a new vehicle and they really like this type of base plate and they end up going with that and they still have their old existing tow bar, and it's kind of a bummer if you have to get a whole new tow bar, you know, they're not cheap, to pair the two up together and that's where the adapter comes in. So instead of doing a whole new tow bar, you change out the ends and you're able to complete your flat tow to setup. So once you have the adapter actually installed on your tow bar, it's gonna be the same as hooking up just about any other setup. You're just gonna line it up with your base plate put your pin through and your clip through and that's how you make the connection.
and the adapters are gonna come with all the necessary hardware, you know, your nut and bolt, some washers and this pin and clip. So you're gonna have everything you need to complete the conversion for the tow bar ends. So a moment ago I talked about, you know what Roadmaster tow bars these adapter ends are gonna work with. Today, we have 'em on our Falcon All Terrain, but it's also gonna work with the Tracker, the Falcon 2, the Blackhawk, as well as the Blackhawk All Terrain, and last but not least, the Roadmaster Sterling tow bars. Now keep in mind for the Sterling tow bars it's gonna apparently work for those tow bars that have serial numbers up to 14500.
If your serial number is higher than that for your Sterling, not a big deal, there's a different type of adapter available, that'll essentially do the same thing as this. So definitely has some options, and it's gonna work with, you know all those common Roadmaster tow bars. So at the end of the day it's a really nice set of adapters. You know, they're well built and come with everything you need. It's really cool that they make these, you know it could potentially save you a couple bucks and prevent you from having to buy whole new, you know, tow bars or a base plate, just 'cause the ends don't match up. So it could really save you some headache there. And as far as getting 'em swapped out, really straightforward, shouldn't really run into any issues. If you'd like to see how that's done feel free to stick around, we'll go ahead and change 'em out together now. To get the adapter ends installed on your tow bar is relatively simple, just a couple of bolts. Now keep in mind since the adapters work with a variety of different tow bars, it might be set up a little bit different, but this will least get you going in the right direction. Today, we have the Roadmaster Falcon All Terrain. I already got one end switched over here. So let's go ahead and do the other side together. So we need to remove the factory end, which is this piece. We're gonna have an allen head bolt on one end, I'm using a quarter inch, and then a nut on the other side, I just grabbed an adjustable, i think it's a 5/8. But go ahead and remove this bolt and get the end off. Once you have this out of the way we can grab our new parts and get it installed. So we'll grab our adapter in the included hardware which consists of this bolt, a nut and two, I believe, these are nylon washers. But what you're gonna do is take the bolt, pass it through the adapter end just a little bit, take one of the washers, put it on, just pass it through the tow bar, and once it just barely passes through the tow bar end, you can take the other washer and sneak that up in there. Push everything completely through, and then you want to take some blue Loctite and apply some to the threads of the bolt. Take our nut, and we'll get this tightened down. And when you tighten this down you kind of wanna find a good spot, 'cause if you get it too tight, this thing's hard to get to be able to pivot but you don't want it super loose either. So what I like to do is kind of just snug it and see where I'm at. If you have to tighten it a little bit more, loosen a little bit, you just want to be able to relatively easily move this around. Kind like just how it was right outta the factory, so keep that in mind. I'm gonna grab a 19 millimeter socket and wrench, you can also use a 3/4, and get that done. So that's binding up a little bit. I'm just gonna back the nut off, just a tad, and I think we'll be good to go. It's a little bit of resistance, but not too much, so I think we're in pretty good shape. So once you have one end done, you'd simply do the same thing to the other side and that's really all there is to it. And that'll finish up our look and the installation of the etrailer.com tow bar adapters for Roadmaster tow bars to etrailer Classic Base Plates..
Average Customer Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars (18 Customer Reviews)
Adapts your Roadmaster tow bar so you can use it with an etrailer Classic or Invisible base plate.The tow bar adapters are heavy duty and are perfect for my application with my Roadmaster tow bar.
Delivered on time as always great product easy install
So far so good. Packages came intact. Everything unpacked and looks ready to go. I’ll keep you up to date on the installation. Thanks Jessica and team for keeping me up to date on the delivery.
Great service. Was delivered on time!
Well made
Saved me buying a new tow rig.
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Excellent product
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