Instructions for Replacing Inner Arm of Roadmaster Sterling Tow Bar

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Do you have instructions as to install this arm? I cant find it anywhere on Roadmaster, the arm bent, Need info ASAP! Thank you!

asked by: Todd P

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I attached pictures that I got from Roadmaster that detail how to replace the inner arms of a Roadmaster Sterling # RM-576 with the part # RM910660 that you referenced.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

I attached a set of pictures that detail how to remove and reinstall the inner arms of your Roadmaster Sterling #RM-576. When I spoke to my contact at Roadmaster about a similar cleaning question he recommended that once you get the arm out you…

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Answer 2

If you can provide me with exactly what tow bar you have I may have better information for you but I had saw you were looking at parts for the older Roadmaster Sterling Tow Bar so I will assume that is what you have. In order to free the arms…

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Answer 3

The first thing you should do is check the bar with a straight-edge to determine if it is bent. If you determine that it is straight you will need to disassemble it and clean it. There is a nut on the forward end by the pivots, and a keeper…

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It sounds like your Roadmaster Sterling Tow Bar part #RM-576 needs to be taken apart and cleaned thoroughly. I spoke to my contact at Roadmaster and he said that most likely there is a pretty large accumulation of carbon, dirt and other road grime…

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There may be some dirt and debris interfering with the normal function of the tow bar. I would start by lubricating the arms, however lubricants like WD40 should not be used. Instead use a silicone-base lubricant like part #L11354. That's…

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Answer 6

What you would need is the part #RM910003-32 for the bolts, the part #RM-200029-10 for the bushing and then for the yoke part #RM910575 and you'd be set. There isn't an entire kit that covers all the parts you need but with these…

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Answer 7

According to the owners manual for the Sterling All-Terrain tow bar #RM-576, the correct replacement swivel ear is #RM-910661. It includes just one replacement swivel ear.

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Answer 8

Replacement inner arm for Sterling tow bars #RM910660 includes the inner arm and a nylock nut. According to the instructions the end is threaded. the bushings/seals are sold separately, #RM-910003-40.

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Answer 9

The Roadmaster #RM-910003-40 Inner Arm Bushing Kit for Sterling Tow Bars you referenced does include replacement bushings for both arms.

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Answer 10

You've been doing some great research! I reached out to my contact at Roadmaster who said that the 2 kits you need to service your older Roadmaster Sterling tow bar are parts #RM-910003-40 and #RM-910003-30 like you referenced. These come with…

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Answer 11

Yes you can replace the inner arms on your Sterling tow bar using #RM910660. This inner arm also fits the discontinued Sterling tow bars in addition to the Sterling All-Terrain tow bars. For the older style of swivel ears we then have the part…

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Answer 12

If the serial number on your Sterling tow bar is 2433 then replacement arm #RM910660 will not work because it is designed for models with serial numbers between 11841 and 27824. But if the number you have given is missing a digit then the arm will…

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