Rebuild Kit for Roadmaster Falcon All Terrain Tow Bar Where Arms are Difficult to Move In and Out
Question:
I have an All Terrain Falcon Terrain tow bar S/N 007848. One of the extended rods is very difficult to push in or pull out. I have cleaned per Roadmaster instructions but doesn’t help any. Would you recommend installing the rebuild kit?
asked by: James M
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Expert Reply:
Inspect the inner arms to make sure they aren't bent, but as long as they are straight yes it would be smart to rebuild the arms with the part # RM-910003-55. Based on your serial number you'd also need two of the # RM-200031-00 as well.
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Jameson C
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Replacement Bushing for Roadmaster Falcon Tow Bar Model 5250 - Qty 1
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Complete Repair Kit for Roadmaster Falcon Tow Bar Model 5250
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