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Old 02-29-2012, 05:45 AM   #1
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Ultra Guard

I am going to install an Ultra Guard on my F53 chassis to protect my toad. I think I will install it just to the front on the tow hitch. This way it is attached to the frame and not the trailer hitch. Has anyone done this, and how did it work out?

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Before you go there, I would consider a "Protecta-Tow." We've gone through a variety of coaches, rock guards, and bras for our tow vehicles, and have never seen something like this that works so well, and is easy to set up. Go to Protect-a-Tow . We used it for the first time from one end of California to the other, over the horrible roads we have here in California, and the toad was pristine when we got to our desitination after 2 days.
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That looks like it would work well with tow bars, but I have a tow dolly.
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