Trouble Moving Arms In and Out on a Roadmaster Falcon Tow Bar SN# 020877
Published 08/24/2018
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Question:
Bought used falcon tow bar and discovered arms moved with difficulty and required force. Suspect rust is culprit. Used on 2008 jeep liberty. Can this be repaired,what do I need. Arms are not bent. Ser.no.Is 020877.
asked by: Joe
Helpful Expert Reply:
I spoke to my contact at Roadmaster and they informed me that the issue you are having is more than likely a worn out bushing. The inner arms are made of stainless steel so rust would not be the issue. In order to get the tow bar back up to speed you would need a repair kit. If you have the Roadmaster Falcon 2 Tow Bar part # RM-520 you would want to use part # RM-910003-60 but if you have the Roadmaster Falcon All-Terrain Tow Bar part # RM-522 you would want to use part # RM910003-85.
I have attached instructions on how to repair each tow bar for you as well.
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Complete Repair Kit for Roadmaster Falcon 2 and BlackHawk Tow Bars
- Accessories and Parts
- Tow Bar
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- Falcon 2
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