Rebuild Kits for Roadmaster Sterling Towbar

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I have a Sterling tow bar serial number 002887. Do you sell a bushing repair/replacement kit? The cylinder arms are siezed in the old worn out bushings. Thanks

asked by: Glenn

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We offer both complete Repair Kit # RM-910003-30 for the Roadmaster Sterling tow bar, as well as Inner Arm Bushing Kit # RM-910003-40. For just the Split Nylatron Bushing use part # RM-200029-00 which installs inside the larger outer arm of the tow bar arm assembly.

expert reply by: Adam R

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Answer 1

If you can provide me with exactly what tow bar you have I may have better information for you but I had saw you were looking at parts for the older Roadmaster Sterling Tow Bar so I will assume that is what you have. In order to free the arms…

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Answer 2

The first thing you should do is check the bar with a straight-edge to determine if it is bent. If you determine that it is straight you will need to disassemble it and clean it. There is a nut on the forward end by the pivots, and a keeper assembly…

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I spoke with my contact at Roadmaster about how to find the serial number to get the proper adapter to use with the Blue Ox base plates. You will need to spread the 2 arms apart on the tow bar and then look for the sticker where the two arms come…

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If all you need is the bushing kit for your Sterling tow bar then part #RM-910003-40 is the kit you need. We also offer a Complete Repair Kit for Roadmaster Sterling Tow Bar, part #RM-910003-30. This kit comes with rubber caps, locking springs,…

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If the serial number on your Sterling tow bar is 2433 then replacement arm #RM910660 will not work because it is designed for models with serial numbers between 11841 and 27824. But if the number you have given is missing a digit then the arm will…

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Answer 6

You've been doing some great research! I reached out to my contact at Roadmaster who said that the 2 kits you need to service your older Roadmaster Sterling tow bar are parts #RM-910003-40 and #RM-910003-30 like you referenced. These come with…

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Answer 7

Due to the serial number of your Sterling being as low of a number as it is we know that it's older than what we offer replacement parts for. Since you need basically need every part that's replaceable on the tow bar your best option would be…

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The MX style base plate was designed for use on heavier vehicles like full size pickups and SUVs. Its design eliminates the need for a crossbar at the point where the tow bar and the base plates connect. The #1439-3 MX base plate isn't compatible…

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For your 2002 Honda CRV with brush guard I would recommend XL Plate Roadmaster Base Plate, part #1541-3. The MX base plate, part #1541-5 is designed for heavier vehicles and does not require a crossbar, but a crossbar is required on the XL base…

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Answer 10

I do have almost everything you will need to repair your Roadmaster Sterling Tow Bar SN #005384 but after speaking with my representative at Roadmaster, they strongly advised me that you should replace the tow bar due to the sheer age of the unit and…

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Answer 11

The difference between the Class II and Class III hitches has to do with their Gross Trailer Weight (GTW), their Tongue Weight (TW), and their Hitch Receiver Size. Class II trailer hitch receivers have a 1-1/4 inch receiver and can be rated up to…

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Answer 12

A 4-Way trailer connector has the basic lighting functions only; running lights, left turn signal and brake lights, right turn signal and brake lights, and ground. A 7-Way has these functions and a 12 volt circuit, a circuit for electric trailer…

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