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Types of Towbar

Fixed Flange

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A 50mm towball is bolted to a two or four hole plate that also allows the fitting of accessories such as a towbar mounted cycle carrier.

 

  • Tow and carry cycles at the same time

  • Bumper shields can be fitted

  • On some towbars the towing height can be adjusted on the four-hole plate

  • A choice of towing couplings and accessories can be fitted

Verticle Detachable Swan Neck

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Similar in appearance to the swan neck design with the added advantage of being removable when not in use.

 

  • Towball is removed when not in use to ensure maximum invisibility

  • Unrestricted access to the boot

  • Compatible with AL-KO and other friction type stabilisers

  • Won't trigger reversing sensors when not towing

The video below shows Tow Trust's detachable mechanism

Fixed Swan Neck

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Neater in appearance than the flange type but not as versatile. Cycle carriers are available for this type of bar but you cannot tow at the same time.

 

  • Compatible with AL-KO stabilisers

  • Less likely to trigger reversing sensors than a flange type

Adjustable Height

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These towbars are available for a range of commercial vehicles which allow greater versatility for towing different trailers with varying hitch heights.

Horizontal Detachable Swan Neck

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Depending on the design of towbar, sometimes a horizontal detachable is fitted rather than a verticle detachable. Similar in appearance to the swan neck design with the added advantage of being removable when not in use.

 

  • Towball is removed when not in use to ensure maximum invisibility

  • Unrestricted access to the boot

  • Compatible with AL-KO and other friction type stabilisers

  • Won't trigger reversing sensors when not towing

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