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    Quote Originally Posted by rathgar View Post
    To suit a perentie chassis?
    Dont know. Maybe call them. See previous post.

    Cheers Rod

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    Thanks Rob ... great info ... much appreciated

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    Quote Originally Posted by 67hardtop View Post
    [SIZE="4"]Ok been busy this morning, got some pics and info. The place is SA Trailer and Chassis Equipment, Ph. 0882627170. Email sales@satrailer.com.au or website index .

    For some reason its not letting me load pics.
    Ok so description, its solid square steel where it fits into towbar. It has a braced plate welded to it about 12mm thick. It has 8 holes in it to attatch the pintle hook. The shaft is about 40 cm long and has a hole for the pin. Their special price is $55 + gst. This one ismade by a different manufacturer. It weighs about 6kg. They also do their own receiver for $77 + gst. They have the pintle hooks here also, 10 tonne for about $140, or the combination ball and pintle rated at 3.5 tonne (ball rating) for about $161. Prices are all plus gst.
    Hope this helps

    Cheers Rod
    I think what you are describing here is a commonly available adapter to convert a hayman reese type receiver to a pintle hook. Not what I'm looking for. Looking for someone who has an adr approved set up to allow lowering of the tow height on a perentie and ideally allowing a hayman reese type receiver to be fitted.
    Last edited by Mick_Marsh; 11th March 2015 at 12:30 PM. Reason: fixed quote

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    Ok just remember the Max towing weight of a 4x4 perentie is 900kg. And there is no ADR approved tow hitch adapter to Hayman reese type that I am aware of.

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    Last edited by Mick_Marsh; 11th March 2015 at 10:09 PM. Reason: spelling

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    Quote Originally Posted by LandroverScott View Post
    Ok just remember the Max towing weight of a 4x4 perentie is 900kg. And there is no ADR approved tow hitch adaptor to Hayman reeve type that I am aware of.

    Regards
    That 900kg max is for the stock crossmember/pintle combination isn't it? Not for any other type of hitch receiver that you get fabbed up.

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    I am assuming so .. the 900kg is unbraked .. the X member is way way stronger thsn the standard Defender X member ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Themadmob View Post
    I am assuming so .. the 900kg is unbraked .. the X member is way way stronger thsn the standard Defender X member ?
    **** no, its full of holes!

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    Quote Originally Posted by LandroverScott View Post
    Ok just remember the Max towing weight of a 4x4 perentie is 900kg. And there is no ADR approved tow hitch adapter to Hayman reese type that I am aware of.

    Regards
    Ok i'll bite again. Where does the manufacturer say that?

    When I spoke with Land Rover Australia (or what ever thaey are called at the moment) they refered me to here! Very helpful.

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    Please don't start this argument again

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    Quote Originally Posted by rathgar View Post
    I think what you are describing here is a commonly available adapter to convert a hayman reese type receiver to a pintle hook.
    Yes thats what I was advising ppl off. As for Perentie towing capacities I have no idea. All I know is that 750kg is the maximum ur allowed to tow unbraked, on any vehicle. Hope this helps.

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