Replacement Stinger/Shank and Servicing Inner Arms for for Roadmaster Sterling Tow Bar
Published 06/22/2022
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Jon G, I noticed that the Roadmaster Sterling tow bar, whose stinger is bent also has become difficult to move the arms in and out and when I sprayed them with WD-40 a black kind of film covers the shafts, like some rubber component inside the arms is coming apart. If I buy the complete repair kit that you sell, can I replace the inner components of the arms and get this old tow bar to be like new again? I don’t understand exactly what I might need as there are photos of different parts shown on your web site, such as split bushings, bolts and nuts and rubber bushings. Could you let me know what I need to get? Thank you,
asked by: Robert S
Helpful Expert Reply:
Yes, the Replacement Roadmaster Sterling Towbar Shank Assembly # 910019-40 is a fit for all of the Roadmaster Sterling models. The current one they have active is the 8K # RM-576 but this same shank/stinger was used on the following discontinued models as well:
RM-575
RM-585
RM-586
The discontinued ones were all rated for 6K like your tow bar is.
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Replacement Shank for Roadmaster Nighthawk and Sterling Tow Bar Models 555 and 556
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Robert S.
6/22/2022
Jon G, I noticed that the Roadmaster Sterling tow bar, whose stinger is bent also has become difficult to move the arms in and out and when I sprayed them with WD-40 a black kind of film covers the shafts, like some rubber component inside the arms is coming apart. If I buy the complete repair kit that you sell, can I replace the inner components of the arms and get this old tow bar to be like new again? I don’t understand exactly what I might need as there are photos of different parts shown on your web site, such as split bushings, bolts and nuts and rubber bushings. Could you let me know what I need to get? Thank you,