Does Blue Ox Adventurer Tow Bar Have Speed Restrictions?

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Is there a speed restriction on this item?

asked by: Bill K

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There is no listed speed restriction for the Blue Ox Adventurer Tow Bar # BX7322. However, there are generally guidelines on speed when flat towing a vehicle. If you check the owner's manual of the vehicle you are flat towing you may find that there is a designated recommended speed.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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