Having one of those days 馃槵putting this bar back on I have lost one of the bolts that attaches it to the frame at the top back
Would anyone know the length and size for a replacement and I`m guessing it will have to be high tensile ?
Also While I`m here, is this a haymen reese??
AA003 路
I think it may be a Pepro.
Scottkombi 路
The attachments and design look exactly like my Haymann Reece with extended bar either side.
I would say its a special order Hayman Reece.
AA003 路
I'd be selling it for scrap.
compaq1 路
Thanks for the help fellas ,After doing some more searching I hope that the missing bolt is a m12x1.25x25
I think I get where you are coming from AA003 馃檪 I think I would like a lot more mounting points than what is on it 馃憥
AA003 路
I don't know why they don't use the factory mounting points?
Klaus 路
Because they pull thru , best way if your towing heavy items is to drill right thru and run crush tubes and 6mm plate on top
AA003 路
Klaus wrote:Because they pull thru , best way if your towing heavy items is to drill right thru and run crush tubes and 6mm plate on top
And where did you get this information? Sounds like bs to me.
Klaus 路
Probably all the bays I've wrecked with tow bars attached that have ripped the ends of chassis apart from fatigue and captive nuts that are broken free ..nothing wrong with stock mounting but 40 + year old busses that have been used for towing show signs of wear
AA003 路
I doubt if you have wrecked any that have used the factory mounting points. The only Australian bars that I know of were made by Melbourne towbars, which are not very common.
Klaus 路
Sorry your superior and I don't really care its a bay window tow bar , I'm talking factory bumper mounts used as tow bar mounting points
AA003 路
Klaus wrote:I'm talking factory bumper mounts used as tow bar mounting points