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Thread: Ritter Towbar

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    Quote Originally Posted by ADMIRAL View Post
    I cannot see the benefit of the orientation.
    I think the benefit and reason for the design is that it doesn't stick out so far without the tongue fitted and provides a flat surface for shins. However my preference by far is the D4 hitch with safety chains attached to the recovery hook.

    Edit: The towbar cover is not intact - it has a neat cut-out. The additional metal at the pin hole suggests that it may have a bracket to the tow hook. The lack of thickness of the bottom plate also suggests that the tow hook must be utilised.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ADMIRAL View Post
    The mounting system appears to be too weak to support any real load.
    Do you really think a LR Indy would be flogging a bar that cannot handle the 3500kg/350kg tow limit of a Disco.

    Of course it is strong enough and I am sure it will have a certification sticker that reflects this.

    It is connected to the car in a similar manner to a mitch hitch - I personally don't like the look of it as I do not like the look of a mitch hitch but i have one fitted.

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