Adapter for Roadmaster XL Style Base Plate to Blue Ox Tow Bar

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I need to know what adapter is needed to hook my 4408-1 Roadmaster base plate to a Blue Ox towbar. Thank you.

asked by: Larry B

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To use a Blue Ox towbar with your Roadmaster # 4408-1 XL style base plate, you'll want to use the # RM-032 adapter. I've linked you to a product demonstration video shwoing how the adapter works.

expert reply by: Mike L

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Answer 10

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