Which Roadmaster Vehicle Protector Fits Their Base Plates without Crossbar

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I have a Roadmaster All Terrain Falcon towing a 2018 GMC Canyon pick up. It does not use the crossbar on the toad. I hook up directly to the hitch pins. Which Defender do I need. 4700 or the 4750?

asked by: Mark B

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Helpful Expert Reply:

Since you have a set of base plates that does not use the crossbar the tow defender you need is the part # RM-4750 as the other one mentioned requires the crossbar to be present.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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