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Re: Towbar
If by detachable you mean the square tube into which you slide the tongue, mine had that on it when I bought it (secondhand). I leave the tongue in, but I put a rubber protector thing on it which dampens the impact. You don't usually bang your shin more than once or twice. Congratulations on the new babe: hope no complications from being so early - looking after my grand-daughter this morning; she was seven or eight weeks prem but five years later, you wouldn't know we had all those visits to the humidicrib. , David M
Last edited by David M, 15/Aug/2005, 1:53 pm
--- David M (X095)
 ST Auto (series 1) 165,000 kms
Nissan nudge, fog lights, towbar, floor mats, K&N filter, Dunlop RV501's did 85,000 kms, now on Cooper CS4s
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15/Aug/2005, 11:15 am
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Re: Towbar
Yep Dave, same here, got the rubber protection as well. It helps a lot. Leave mine on at all times as well.
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15/Aug/2005, 11:24 am
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Sorry Richard, with all the talk about the towbar, I forgot to mention the most important thing
Congratualtions to you and your partner on the new baby girl
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15/Aug/2005, 3:58 pm
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Re: Towbar
I got the detachable one (square tube) because I thought I'd always be banging my shins on the fixed ones, but since I brought the camper trailer I've left it on all the time, and shins are still unscathed.
In my view, if you are only towing occationally, then get a detachable one. Gives you that extra 15cm of reversing room in tight car parks.
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16/Aug/2005, 1:58 pm
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Re: Towbar
quote: GeoffM wrote:
In my view, if you are only towing occationally, then get a detachable one. Gives you that extra 15cm of reversing room in tight car parks.
Hi all,
I have the square hitch removable towbar but leave it in, just incase I need to push another car out of the way when I am parking in a tight spot!
Matt
--- Matt X-091
2005 ST-X 5speed Manual, White, Nudge Bar, Side-Steps, Sun Roof, Narva Driving Lights, Kenwood Audio, Tom Tom Sat Nav.
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16/Aug/2005, 10:09 pm
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Re: Towbar
quote: mattSTX wrote:
leave it in, just incase I need to push another car out of the way when I am parking in a tight spot!
Matt
I'm not parking behind you mate. Thanks for letting us know the technique you use LOL
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16/Aug/2005, 10:13 pm
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Re: Towbar
A little sleepy, don't worry to much about them mate, they will be fine. Babies are fully developed at 30-31 weeks anyway, the 31-40 week period is just weight gain.
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16/Aug/2005, 10:26 pm
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Re: Towbar
hi ppl how r u all going my name is michael i have an 04 xtrail i rang the nissan dealer up here for a price of a toe bar was quoted $220.00 4 it so i ordered one then fitted it my self it took me 1 1/2hrs then when to the auto eletric 2 get it wired up it is the square type that u remove with a pin
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16/Aug/2005, 11:04 pm
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