Exploring Base Plates for Flat Towing Your 2016 Lincoln MKZ- Video
Today we're going to be taking a look at the best flat tow components for your 2013 Lincoln MKZ. The five major components that you're going to need when flat towing your MKZ behind your motor home is going to include your tow bar, which is the connection point between your motor home and your vehicle, your safety cables, which is a supplemental connection point in addition to your tow bar that's there in the event of a catastrophic disconnect. You'll also need your baseplate, which provides a connection point on your vehicle, your diode wiring, which will transfer all of your lighting signals from your motor home to the lights in the back of your vehicle so that people behind you know your intentions, and your supplemental braking system. Your braking system will apply the brakes in your vehicle when you apply the brakes in your motor home, assisting your vehicle stopping so your motor home's not doing all the work.We're using Roadmaster's Falcon All-Terrain non-binding tow bar. This is my personal favorite tow bar because of the channels that comes included with it so you can keep all of your cables nice and neat, really clean look on this. And then it keeps them up off the ground, so it's going to extend the life of all of your components.We're using Roadmaster's 64" safety cables. more
6/19/2019 11:53:18 AM
Flat Tow Set Up - Best 2015 Lincoln MKZ Base Plate Choices- Video
Today we're going to be taking a look at the best flat tow components for your 2013 Lincoln MKZ. The five major components that you're going to need when flat towing your MKZ behind your motor home is going to include your tow bar, which is the connection point between your motor home and your vehicle, your safety cables, which is a supplemental connection point in addition to your tow bar that's there in the event of a catastrophic disconnect. You'll also need your baseplate, which provides a connection point on your vehicle, your diode wiring, which will transfer all of your lighting signals from your motor home to the lights in the back of your vehicle so that people behind you know your intentions, and your supplemental braking system. Your braking system will apply the brakes in your vehicle when you apply the brakes in your motor home, assisting your vehicle stopping so your motor home's not doing all the work.We're using Roadmaster's Falcon All-Terrain non-binding tow bar. This is my personal favorite tow bar because of the channels that comes included with it so you can keep all of your cables nice and neat, really clean look on this. And then it keeps them up off the ground, so it's going to extend the life of all of your components.We're using Roadmaster's 64" safety cables. more
6/19/2019 11:53:02 AM
Base Plate Selections for the 2014 Lincoln MKZ- Video
Today we're going to be taking a look at the best flat tow components for your Lincoln MKZ. The five major components that you're going to need when flat towing your MKZ behind your motor home is going to include your tow bar, which is the connection point between your motor home and your vehicle, your safety cables, which is a supplemental connection point in addition to your tow bar that's there in the event of a catastrophic disconnect. You'll also need your baseplate, which provides a connection point on your vehicle, your diode wiring, which will transfer all of your lighting signals from your motor home to the lights in the back of your vehicle so that people behind you know your intentions, and your supplemental braking system. Your braking system will apply the brakes in your vehicle when you apply the brakes in your motor home, assisting your vehicle stopping so your motor home's not doing all the work.We're using Roadmaster's Falcon All-Terrain non-binding tow bar. This is my personal favorite tow bar because of the channels that comes included with it so you can keep all of your cables nice and neat, really clean look on this. And then it keeps them up off the ground, so it's going to extend the life of all of your components.We're using Roadmaster's 64" safety cables. more
6/19/2019 11:52:47 AM
Best 2013 Lincoln MKZ Flat Tow Set Up Options - Base Plates- Video
Today we're going to be taking a look at the best flat tow components for your 2013 Lincoln MKZ. The five major components that you're going to need when flat towing your MKZ behind your motor home is going to include your tow bar, which is the connection point between your motor home and your vehicle, your safety cables, which is a supplemental connection point in addition to your tow bar that's there in the event of a catastrophic disconnect. You'll also need your baseplate, which provides a connection point on your vehicle, your diode wiring, which will transfer all of your lighting signals from your motor home to the lights in the back of your vehicle so that people behind you know your intentions, and your supplemental braking system. Your braking system will apply the brakes in your vehicle when you apply the brakes in your motor home, assisting your vehicle stopping so your motor home's not doing all the work.We're using Roadmaster's Falcon All-Terrain non-binding tow bar. This is my personal favorite tow bar because of the channels that comes included with it so you can keep all of your cables nice and neat, really clean look on this. And then it keeps them up off the ground, so it's going to extend the life of all of your components.We're using Roadmaster's 64" safety cables. more
6/19/2019 11:52:15 AM
Roadmaster Direct-Connect Base Plate Kit Installation - 2016 Lincoln MKZ- Video
Hi there, Lincoln owners. Today on your 2016 Lincoln MKZ, we're going to be installing Roadmaster's Direct-Connect Base Plate Kit.This is one of the major components needed to flat tow your MKZ behind your motorhome. In addition to your baseplate, you're also going to need your diode wiring, your supplemental braking system, your safety cables, and your tow bar to connect them together.This is what our base plate is going to look like when it's installed. The majority of the base plate is going to be completely hidden behind your front fascia, and it's going to be a Direct-Connect face plate, so your tow bars are going to connect directly to the arms here. What's nice about this compared to your crossbar connection, the crossbar connection is going to require a little bit more assembly with the crossbar attaching to the base plate after it's installed, and then if you want to remove it, there's a little bit more involved removing the crossbar.With the Direct-Connect style, if you want to get rid of these two to give you a little bit more stock appearance, you simply pull the pin, give it a twist, and they pop right out. To put them back in, you just push them in, twist them until they lock in place. more
6/19/2019 11:07:30 AM
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