Hayman Reese Towbar

[Narangga]

Saw a D3 in the car park as I went into Repco in Adelaide City on Tuesday.

As the title of the thread indicates - it had a Hayman Reese Towbar.



I did a double take as I have not seen a D3 with an after market/add on towbar before. I didn't think one would be necessary.

[scarry]

That would make a good plough

[Narangga]

Can only assume they tow something very low.

Like a plough

[BMKal]

Whoever had that installed obviously had no intention of ever going off road.

[LRD414]

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Off the road and into the paddock.

[scarry]

Whoever had that installed obviously had no intention of ever going off road.

Or up a steep driveway at the local soccer park

[ADMIRAL]

Saw a D3 in the car park as I went into Repco in Adelaide City on Tuesday.

As the title of the thread indicates - it had a Hayman Reese Towbar.



I did a double take as I have not seen a D3 with an after market/add on towbar before. I didn't think one would be necessary.

Mmmm, I don't recall HR making a bar for a D3. Have to look that one up !

[Narangga]

Mmmm, I don't recall HR making a bar for a D3. Have to look that one up !

Because I saw one (and yes there is a pic of it ) they must do.

It is rated the same as the Land Rover towbar so I am still not sure what benefit there is having one instead of using the OEM towbar.

[chuck]

I might have something to do with the owner of H/R having a Discovery.

We built a new manufacturing facility for Trimas Corporation the owners of the H/R brand and there was always a couple of Discoveries in the staff car park.

[ytt105]

I think the idea behind this was for those caravan owners that just "had to have a WDH".

Apparently the story was that the air suspension is not the reason you can't use a WDH, its because the tow bar attachment doesn't allow safe redistribution of the forces that a WDH will put through the chassis.

So HR made this wonderful answer to the "problem".