Roadmaster Falcon 2 Tow Bar with Quick Disconnect Review - Video
Today we are going to show you part number RM-520 from Roadmaster. What we have here is the Roadmaster Falcon 2 tow bar. A couple of quick facts about this tow bar is that it has a 6000 pound capacity and the tow bar itself only weighs 34 pounds. It also comes complete with the quick disconnect bar also. This kit does come complete with the base bar and with the quick disconnect system and the tow bar itself. Plus it has a self storage feature and the end that goes into the hitch. What we will do now is install it in a typical class 3 receiver hitch. To put it on the back of an RV. more
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Posted: 7/13/2008 10:53:29 PM
Roadmaster EZ Base Plate Kit Installation - 2010 Honda Fit - Video
Today on this 2010 Honda Fit we are going to install a Roadmaster EZ Base Plate kit part number 521190-1 from Roadmaster. The first thing we need to do is take off the front bumper cover itself. It requires removing a bunch of fasteners on top of the grill, and a bunch of fasteners at the very bottom of the fascia underneath the vehicle. We will do the leading one on the edge right here. We will start popping them out with a screw driver first and use a rivet tool to pull out the rest, and work our way around. :33 more
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Posted: 7/8/2010 12:43:12 PM
Roadmaster EZ Base Plate Kit Installation - 2006 Jeep Liberty - Video
Today, on this 2006 Jeep Liberty, we are going to install part number 521423-1 from Roadmaster. What is going to happen is these base plates mount to the frame of the vehicle and allows the vehicle to be towed behind. The mounts will be approximately right in this area, right here. So to get started we are going to have to remove the bumper cover and the grille. We will go ahead and start off by taking the bolts off the lower part of the fascia here so we can get that loose. We have the bottom part of the fascia loose now. Now let us go to the top and start working on the grille and work our way down to take the fascia off. Alright, next we will go ahead and start taking off the grille. There is basically, on this model, there is a series of snaps that hold the grille in place. So we will undo these first. Next what we are going to do is continue with the bumper cover here and remove this bolt here and here. Next we will go ahead and remove the plastic rivets that go to the fender liner here, one here and one here. Repeat the same process back over on the passenger side. Alright, getting back underneath, there are two more plastic rivets that we need to take out here and here. With the fender wheel liner pulled back a little bit, and then push in. There is a little snap right here. And then pull down. 1:20 more
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Posted: 1/19/2010 12:15:34 PM
Roadmaster Tow Bar Wiring Kit Installation - 2006 Jeep Liberty - Video
Today on this 2006 Jeep Liberty we are going to install part number RM-154 from Roadmaster. What this does is allows us to wire up the vehicle so that it can be towed behind an RV. The first step is to route the wire from the front to rear and the wire harness comes with two truck ends on the wiring harness itself. We are just going to cut off one end of it, leave about a foot or so on there in case we need to use it again or in case the original one gets worn out. This 4-pole is going to stay at the front and basically you can think about it as like wiring up a utility trailer. This is going to stay in the front and the car is going to become a trailer at this point. We are going to run our wire between the plastic up in here towards the center as close as possible because in the future a face plate will get installed in that general area. Thread that on through until we come out the other side and we are going to route it all the way back and stay away from the suspension components and we are actually going to run it through the frame. 01:00 more
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Posted: 1/27/2010 4:10:24 PM
Roadmaster Stowmaster Review - Video
Today we are going to be showing you part number RM-501, the Roadmaster Stowmaster car mounted tow bar weighted at 6,000 pounds. The tow bar centers and locks itself as you drive ahead. That is a 6,000 pound capacity. The tow bar itself weighs 48 pounds, however this will not work with the MX series base plates. We are going to go ahead and show you some of the distinct features about this 48 pound tow bar. The tow bar gets attached to your vehicle using these brackets here and you can see they actually offer a wide range of movement as you are driving on down the road. These are the locking bars here and back here is the coupler mount which will be hooking up to your ball mount. Before we put this on we are going to show you how this folds up. As you see here this is bar that hooks up to the car. Turning this around you can see that this is locking it up to make sure that it does not move. You simply just turn like so and it folds up to a nice neat little area here. It defiantly makes it much more easy for storage. more
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Posted: 5/8/2009 5:42:28 AM
Roadmaster Falcon 2 All-Terrain Non Binding Tow Bar Review - Video
Today we are going to show you part number RM-522 from Roadmaster. This is the Roadmaster Falcon all terrain non binding tow bar, rated for 6000 pounds. A couple facts are that it comes with a non binding freedom latch that disconnects the first time every time. It also features an auto lock towing mechanism which allows both tow bars to extend or retract for a quick connection. Also if you drive away the arms will self center and automatically lock themselves together. The use of the stainless steel components allow for smooth and trouble free operation which prevents corrosion that will bind up moving parts. Now we will go ahead and install it in a typical 2 inch receiver hitch and show you some more features it has. This part number does come complete with the base bar and the tow bar itself. Also the base bar itself, the hardware it mounts to on your base plates on your vehicle it does come complete with the hardware to attach to that. more
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Posted: 8/13/2008 11:59:18 AM
Roadmaster Blackhawk 2 Tow Bar Review - Video
Today we are going to show you part number RM-422 from Roadmaster. What we have here is the Roadmaster, 10,000 pound all terrain Black hawk 2 tow bar. What you get with this part number is a quick disconnect base and the tow bar it self. This is the Roadmaster non binding tow bar which is really nice which means you do not have to have your car and RV in a straight line to line them up. Basically you get them as close as possible and tow bar is flexible enough to where you can hook up your bass to the tow bar. Then just pull forward and after a little bit of left and right turning it locks into place. Also what is nice about this tow bar is that the extra flexibility going down the road. You have the flexibility here of the draw bar going into the hitch. It can turn left or right and has the flexibility to go up and down also. Another nice feature is these guide bars on the sides. For your electrical cables and your safety cables too. Next we will install it on a hitch and we will show you the flexibility of the base plate and tow bar. In our mock up here we have it going to a 2 inch receiver which obviously would be hooked on the back of your RV but we do not have an RV to demonstrate this at this time. We will show you the basic configurations. more
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Posted: 6/30/2008 3:20:33 AM
Vehicle to Vehicle Tail Light Converter Demonstration - Video
This is a taillight adapter which will convert your two wire system on your towing vehicle up to a three wire system to your towed vehicle. Certain applications will be say, your RV has a four wire system on it or maybe a five wire system converted down to a four wire but your towed vehicle has separate turns signals and brake lights. You would use this box to convert it back up to that at the rear of the vehicle. Well cover a few technical points on how it actually gets installed. Well show you how it typically gets installed, the nuts and bolts of it. Its a little bit easier than you think. Basically were going to use this four pole wire harness as a model here, this is going to be the lead thats going up to the RV or towing vehicle. What happens is you have the four wires obviously, the ground, running lights, and turn signals. more
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Posted: 7/23/2008 11:03:28 AM
Base Plate Wiring Harness Installation - 2010 Honda Fit - Video
Today on this 2010 Honda Fit we are going to install a diode isolating kit part number 38955. The first thing we need to do to get started is that when we take our wire harness we are going to tape up part of this and then we will do the whole length and periodically apply some tape to keep everything under control. We will let our ground loop hang out and continue on. What we are going to do is take our 4-pole first and we are going to route it down towards the grill and we are going to pull it out by our base plates. Just leave it like that for now. 00:39 more
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Posted: 7/22/2010 3:25:50 AM
Tow Bar Wiring Diode Installation - 2011 Jeep Liberty - Video
Today on this 2011 Jeep Liberty, we are going to install part number 48955. First off, what we are going to do for our wire harness is find a spot where we are going to locate the 4-pole end. And you can do it anywhere you want. We are going to actually run it to the center on this vehicle right here for now. Put it over this pin. And then we will go ahead and start routing our cable from the front of the vehicle all of the way back. Just stay away from anything moving, like the suspension components, or anything hot, like the exhaust. OK, we will take our ground wire with the ring terminal and we will run it straight to the frame. We will go ahead and show you how we routed our wire. Above the sub-frame there is a piece of tubing that goes all of the way across the suspension. So we actually thread it through from the front to the rear. It is actually easier to see from the back side right here. And then we were able to run it through the frame, using the wire pull. We were able to go all of the way out to the back of the vehicle. We were also able to route it through the back cross member. Our green and brown wires go over to the passenger side of our vehicle. And our yellow and brown wires will go over to the driver side. 1:02 more
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Posted: 9/15/2011 2:59:03 PM
Roadmaster Base Plate Kit Installation - 2007 Chevrolet Malibu - Video
Today on this 2007 Chevrolet Malibu we are going to install part number 523120-1 from Roadmaster, the EZ Base Plate Kit. The first thing we need to do is open up the hood and get some fasteners so we can take off the front bumper cover. There will be some fasteners on the top and the bottom. With the rivets we just have to unscrew the top part of them and we will pop up the bottom half. When it does not unscrew very easily, pull up on the plastic a little to bind it up and that might help back out the screw. Now we are underneath the vehicle starting over on the driver side. We are going to take out these 7 millimeter fasteners and work our way all the way around the edge of the bumper. There is also four plastic rivets we need to remove along the way too. Lets remove this plastic part here with these two rivets and then we will go back to the original rivets we were going to take out before. Now that you can see the plastic rivets remove these four too. Next we are going to remove these two little panels right here, these little rivets and that will give us a more room to take off the bumper cover easier. 01:38 more
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Posted: 7/9/2010 7:09:26 AM
Roadmaster Base Plate Kit Installation - 2008 Saturn Vue - Video
Today on this 2008 Saturn Vue we are going to be installing Roadmaster Base Plate kit part number 3151-1A. Before we can get to the part where we start installing our base plate kit we need to remove quite a bit of the front end of the vehicle. We are going to start by removing the 11 plastic fasteners which are attaching the radiator cover to the core support in the fascia. To remove these fasteners we need a Phillips head screwdriver and these are plastic Phillips head screws, the center section actually is what is unthreading. Once you get the center section unthreaded, you can remove the entire fastener. 00 :34 more
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Posted: 6/30/2010 10:35:00 AM
Roadmaster All Terrain Towbar Review - Video
Today we are going to show you part number RM-576 from Roadmaster. This is their sterling all terrain non binding tow bar with 6 wire electrical. This comes with the non binding freedom latch that disconnects the first time every time. It has aircraft grade aluminum construction, a shock absorbing arm design that reduces wear and tear, internally routed safety cables and electrical wiring for quick and easy hook up, and stainless steel shafts for increased strength and smooth trouble free operation. This system has a 6000 pound load capacity. It also fold up for storage on motor homes with the painted storage latch. Now we are going to go ahead and place it into a hitch and show you how it sets with other vehicles. Now seeing as we do not have an RV here we are going to be using just a regular run in the mill truck. We are going to be placing it on another apparatus just simulating what it would look like being hooked up to a car. Alright we are going to show you some more of the movement features of this. As you can see the bar here can move up and down as needed. Along with moving left and right or however you need it to move. You can see underneath here where those wires and cables would fit. more
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Posted: 7/28/2008 6:39:35 AM
Roadmaster Towbar Adapter Review - Video
Today we are going to be showing you part number RM-032, this is the Roadmaster tow bar adapter. This is sold separately from other tow bars. It fits the Falcon 2 part number RM-525. This piece attaches to your vehicle as it is being towed down the road by your RV. It has 2 attachment points in the front and hooks onto the front bumper of your car. We will show you how this part number works and attaches to another piece. We will be using part number RM-525 to show you how. Now obviously this is not how you would have it on your vehicle but clarity purposes we have this sitting up this way so it is easier to show you how these things work. Now as we said before, you pull the pin and clips out and then you take your other apparatus and lower to where it fits inside these hinges here. You simply clip them in like so and then run the pin through to secure it. Repeat that for the other side. There you have it everything is nice and connected and your tow bar is ready for access on down the road. There you have it for part number RM-032 this is the Roadmaster tow bar adapter. more
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Posted: 7/28/2008 6:52:54 AM
Tail Light Isolating Diode System Demonstration - Video
This part is for a vehicle to vehicle towing kit. What this basically does is, say you have an RV or motor home or pickup truck and youre going to towing another vehicle on all four wheels youre going to need this wiring harness to make the lights on the towed vehicle work with the towing vehicle. Well start by showing you the different components of this kit, its really pretty simple if you break it down. First the connection here is a traditional four pole flat. So you have your four basic signals, your ground, running lights, left turn and right turn. You also have plenty of harness to attach this on the towed vehicle. When you make your connections on the towed vehicle itself, you have to install these diodes here. At the point where you make your connections on your vehicle whether it be your left or right turn or the running light circuit you will have to install these diodes. more
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Posted: 7/23/2008 11:02:17 AM
Blue Ox Base Plate Installation - 2011 Ford Escape - Video
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Base Plate Wiring Harness Installation - 2011 Ford Escape - Video
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Posted: 2/7/2012 4:10:27 PM
Roadmaster XL Base Plate Kit Installation - 2006 Jeep Commander - Video
Today on 2006 Jeep Commander, we're going to install a base plate kit from Roadmaster, product number RM-1427-1. The first thing we're going to do is go ahead and open up the hood and remove six plastic fasteners across the top and the grill. To remove the grill, we simply pull up in the center. You may pick up on the side a little bit and it unsnaps. Now, we're going to remove the four fasteners that connect the bumper, cover, to the core support. Alright, we'll remove the tubes, bolts attaching the fascia to the radiator support. more
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Posted: 12/30/2011 1:05:02 PM
Roadmaster Tow Bar Wiring Kit Installation - 2006 Jeep Commander - Video
Today is 2006 Jeep Commander. Were going to install part number RM-154 from Roadmasters. First thing were going to do is route our cable from front to rear. One end of the cable, youre just cut it off and run towards the back, and it will save the other four pole for the in front of the car. Run our wire to the back of the vehicle, now well go ahead and remove the taillights, and were going to pull wires from the bottom up. Well just kind of unclip our wire harness here and then unplug the wire harness from the light. more
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Posted: 12/30/2011 1:04:52 PM
Roadmaster Tow Bar Wiring Kit Installation - 1999 Dodge Durango - Video
Today on this 1999 Dodge Durango we are going to install RM-154 from Roadmaster. This is a universal wiring kit. Alright the kit comes with inaudible 00:10 on both ends, we only need one for the front. So we are going to cut off the other one and thread that through the frame of the vehicle. So we ran a fish tape through the frame already, you can see how we have it pulled out right here, and we will just tape to it and pull it out of the frame. Well take our four pole and were just going to zip tie it to our bracket that is already on our base plate, and just leave it at that. more
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Posted: 10/25/2011 9:41:17 AM
Roadmaster Base Plate Installation - 1999 Dodge Durango - Video
Today on this 1999 Dodge Durango we are going to install Roadmaster Base Plate part number 246-6. First thing we are going to do is open up the hood. We are going to have to start removing the bumper. Two bolts on top here and here that we have to remove. Next we are going to remove these two bolts that are underneath the bumper brace. If the vehicle has fog lights, go ahead and disconnect those as well. more
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Posted: 10/24/2011 9:03:21 AM
Roadmaster EZ Base Plate Kit Installation - 2002 Jeep Liberty - Video
Today on this 2002 Jeep Liberty we are going to install Base Plate from Roadmaster, part number 521423-1 from Roadmaster. What we have done so far is remove the front wheels, now you dont have to do this, but it makes the install a little bit easier to get behind to the fasteners in the wheel well. We are going to start from the top and work our way down. Work at the top of the grill and remove the fasteners to take out the grill and then we will start working on the bumper cover. There are four fasteners on the top, here, here, here, and here will start with. And there will be 6 plastic fasteners we have to remove at the top edge of the bumper cover. more
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Posted: 10/20/2011 10:13:08 PM
Roadmaster XL Base Plate Kit Installation - 2001 Honda CR-V - Video
Today on this 2001 Honda CR-V we are going to be installing Roadmaster Base Plate Kit part number 1528-3. First thing we need to do is come underneath and locate front tie down plates on both the drivers and the passengers sides of the vehicle. The other thing that we are going to need located on the vehicle are the existing bolts that are mounting into the sub frame, follow rearward on the vehicle and we want to locate the tubular sway bar here directly behind that there are two bolts. We are going to be using the one that is center most on the vehicle as our attaching point to the sub frame, and we are going to do that on both the drivers and passengers sides of the vehicle, so we are going to want to remove this inboard side bolt. And we will just set those bolts off to the side for a minute; we are going to be reusing those bolts once we get our base plate attached. more
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Posted: 10/12/2011 3:02:13 PM
Roadmaster EZ Base Plate Kit Installation - 2011 Honda Fit - Video
Alright, today on this 2011 Honda Fit we are going to install part number 521190-1 from Roadmaster. This is their EZ base plate kit. What we have done so far is removed the front wheels. You do not really have to do that but sometimes it makes it a little bit easier to get to stuff to help remove the front clip when you are ready to take it off. Now we will go ahead and start by removing some of the top plastic fasteners that are underneath the hood. We are removing these five fasteners here. The best way is to just pull out the center. Then pop it up. Now there is a fastener right here that we need to remove. There will be one on each side to do. We are done with the driver side. We will do the same thing on the passenger side. Alright, there are a variety of fasteners we need to remove underneath. It is the same thing as the fasteners on top. Just pop out the middle and just pull them out. Since these are on the bottom, it will probably take a little bit more force. 1:15 more
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Posted: 7/28/2011 3:10:03 PM
Roadmaster Tow Bar Wiring Kit Installation - 2011 Chevrolet HHR - Video
Today on this 2011 Chevrolet HHR we are going to install part number RM-154 from Roadmaster. This is their universal wiring kit. The first thing we need to do is go ahead and run the wires from front to rear with the 4-pole flat. And we are going to be using the big loop for that purpose. It has two ends on there. And we are just going to chop off one end and run that to the back. OK, we are going to start off by attaching our wire to the base plate of the vehicle itself. And we will allow for some extra length there in case we want to change over to a different type of connector. Go ahead and zip-tie that off and then work it towards the back of the vehicle. When we run it to the back we want to make sure that we stay away from anything moving like the suspension or anything that gets hot like the exhaust. Everybody will run there wire a different way, but those are the guidelines you want to go by. We need to run our wires to the inside of the body to get to our wire harness. So basically what we are going to do is this corner right here on the sheet metal is we are going to go ahead and drill a hole out. And we will install a grommet and then run our wires through the inside. 1:03 more
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Posted: 7/26/2011 4:36:43 PM
Roadmaster Tow Bar Wiring Kit Installation - 2004 Jeep Liberty - Video
Today we will be installing Roadmaster universal wiring kit, RM-154, on a 2004 Jeep Liberty. Our first step is going to be to mount this small bracket here in the front of the vehicle that we are going to tie the front end off so it will be accessible when attaching to your motor home. This is a self-threading bolt. It may be slightly difficult to get started but once you do it gets much easier. Our bracket is mounted. I am going to zip-tie my front connector off to it and begin the routing of my wire to the rear of the vehicle. You can see our wire coming up over the axle now. We are going to use these two rear mounting holes. We are going to zip-tie off the rear leader going to our taillights. Now that we have our wire feed run to the rear of the vehicle, what we need to do is remove the taillight lenses in order to splice our wire in. The first step is going to be open the rear hatch of the vehicle and remove the ports bit screws so that we can remove the lenses. Alright, now that we have our screws removed, we can pop our taillight lens out. I even like to go ahead and disconnect my hold-down and then go ahead and disconnect the harness so I can set the taillight lens out of the way. Our harness plug has a locking tab that will have to be pushed up. Then press on your tab to remove your harness. I am going to repeat the same steps on the driver side. 1:46 more
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Posted: 4/29/2011 3:02:38 PM
Roadmaster Base Plate Kit Installation - 2010 Chevrolet Colorado - Video
Today on this 2010 Chevrolet Colorado you are going to be installing Roadmaster Base Plate Kit part number 3122-1. Before you get started with the installation you want to take a quick look over the front of your vehicle to see which features your vehicle has, depending on these features you may have to do a couple of different things which are referenced in the instructions. You can see this particular vehicle has the factory installed tow hooks and this one also has the factory installed skid plate as well. The third one is the auxiliary air pump which again this vehicle does have. It can be easier seen with the skid plate removed. The first thing I am going to do is remove the tow hooks and the skid plate. On the tow hooks depending on your model you may have one or two mounting bolts holding them in place. 00:48 more
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Posted: 1/27/2011 4:48:35 PM
Roadmaster Base Plate Kit Installation - 1999 Ford Taurus - Video
Today on this 1999 Ford Taurus we are going to install part number 445-3 from Roadmaster. This is Roadmasters mounting bracket kit. The first thing we need to do is look underneath the vehicle, you will find there is a plastic shroud right here that we will need to remove so we have access to the frame. There is a variety of fasteners, we will start with these three going towards the back of the vehicle. There will be a few underneath the bumper fascia as well. We will go ahead and slide the bracket on. You will notice it will fit the bottom of the frame here and here, and this part of the bracket will sit on top of the frame and will line up with an existing hole that is right behind this body mount bolt. :51 more
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Posted: 1/14/2011 9:50:03 AM
Base Plate Wiring Harness Installation - 2009 Buick Enclave - Video
Today on this 2009 Buick Enclave we are going to install 38955. We will start off by taking the wire harness and just pull it on through so the 4-pole harness is going to end up by the tow bar and wrap up some of the wire with some electrical tape to keep it nice and together. Leave some extra hanging out for now. Now lets continue on routing our wire from the front of the vehicle all the way back and we are going to make sure we stay away from anything that is moving or hot. What we will do is take our ground wire and we are going to attach it to this cross member right here. Now we will continue on running the harness to the back of the vehicle. 00:38 more
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Posted: 12/17/2010 10:15:55 AM
Roadmaster XL Base Plate Kit Installation - 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee - Video
Today on this 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee we are going to install part number 1425-1 from Roadmaster. This is the Roadmaster XL series base plate. To begin we are going to remove the grill and the bumper. Removing the bumper is optional, but we are going to remove it so it is easier to see what is going on. First off, we will start by removing the grill. There are two bolts on top to remove. To remove the grill there is a little catch underneath here. You can pull that up, and it makes it a little easier to move around. There is a clip in the middle that is a little hard to get to, so you have to take a screw driver and pop it up, and that will bring it loose. :41 more
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Posted: 12/14/2010 4:20:06 PM
Roadmaster EZ Base Plate Kit Installation- 2009 Buick Enclave - Video
Today on this 2009 Buick Enclave we will be installing part number 523149-1 from Roadmaster. The first thing we need to do is get underneath the hood of the vehicle and remove some fasteners so we can remove the front fascia. There are 12 fasteners that need to be removed. To remove the rivet there is a dent inside here that you pop the screwdriver in and kind of pick up the middle part. Then you can use your rivet tool and just pull it out. These sunken rivets are a pain, just take your screwdriver and work your way around it. Then remove the engine cover. Now there is a Phillips screw, one on each side that we need to remove. :56 more
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Posted: 12/13/2010 3:30:44 PM
Base Plate Installation - 2002 Honda Civic - Video
Today on this 2002 Honda Civic we are going to install base plate from Roadmaster part number 521537-1. These base plates are going to mount to the frame, sub frame, and the bumper behind the fascia. To begin our install what we are going to have to do is take down this lower plastic cover here. There are about 10 fasteners that hold this in place so we are going to go through all of these and take this down. There are a couple of screws we have to take out too, one on this side and one on the other. Next we will work on the fasteners that go up inside the fender well. Next we will start on the fasteners for the bumper fascia itself. We will start from the top and then work our way down to the sides. We can take out this body screw right here and go back to the passenger side and do that one too. Be very careful, this panel just unsnaps pulling it straight out. Once you get both sides loosened it is a good idea to have an extra set of hands to take the fascia off. 01:05 more
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Posted: 2/12/2010 3:20:26 PM
Roadmaster Tow Bar Installation - 2006 Jeep Liberty - Video
Today we are going to show you part number RM-576 from Roadmaster. This is their Sterling All Terrain tow bar. We will be installing this on a 2006 Jeep Liberty. Our Jeep here already has the base plates installed so we are going to concentrate on the tow bar. We have got the parts laid out in the order of assembly. Starting off with these two pieces right here, these are the adapter parts that go to your face plate that is mounted on your vehicle which allows you to connect this cross bar to the base plates and then to this cross bar the sterling all terrain tow bar mounts to it. Start with the brackets that are listed for the driver side and passenger side of a car. This will get mounted up like this and then the bracket for the safety chains is going to get mounted on the bottom like this. Go ahead and bolt up these two halves and put the assembly on to the tow bar bracket. 01:00 more
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Posted: 1/29/2010 6:31:04 PM
Roadmaster Falcon 2 2002 Motor Home Mounted Tow Bar Review - Video
Today we are going to show you part number RM-525 from Roadmaster. This is a Roadmaster 2002 Motor home mounted tow bar. This particular Tow Bar actually fits only blue ox or demo plates that are installed on your vehicle. Another couple quick facts about the Falcon 2 is that the whole assembly weighs 34 pounds and has a 6000 pound towing capacity. Next thing we will do is install it in a typical class 3 receiver hitch and show you the features of it. Next we want to show you the flexibility of this tow bar. It is pretty neat because you have 2 axis of movement. You have vertical and left to right. Next we will show you how a tow bar folds up when you disconnect it from your vehicle. On your bass plate just us a common pin and clip combination. more
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Posted: 8/13/2008 11:58:15 AM
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