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josslund

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Posted: 06/16/20 06:13pm

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Replaced my Jeep Liberty with a 2020 Ford Escape Hybrid. Sold my Falcon 2 tow bar and Brake buddy with the tow car. So, what does the brain trust recommend now for a tow bar and braking system.

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folivier

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Posted: 06/17/20 05:55am

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I've been using a ReadyBrute with integrated ReadyBrake for over 10 years. Easy to hookup and works great.

lryrob9301

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Posted: 06/17/20 10:06am

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ANYTHING but BlueOx. For the money, DEMCO makes the best engineered and built equipment I have seen. This is based on 35+ years of engineering experience in the automotive industry.

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RedRollingRoadblock

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Posted: 06/17/20 10:47am

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folivier wrote:

I've been using a ReadyBrute with integrated ReadyBrake for over 10 years. Easy to hookup and works great.

Another vote for ReadyBrute. https://www.readybrake.com/store/p4/ReadyBrute%E2%84%A2_Elite_RV_Tow_Bar.html

josslund

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Posted: 06/17/20 10:51am

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Looks like I have to go with Roadmaster, since they are the only ones I can find with a baseplate for my 2020 Ford Escape Hybrid. Looking at either the Falcon All Terrain or the Sterling. Any input on these two would be appreciated.