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Old 09-21-2012, 04:52 PM   #1
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base plates

I have used in the past Blue ox base plates for 2 different jeeps and a ford van..Now I have a 2008 ford tarurs that can be towed 4 wheel down. I have looked at blue ox base plates (pictures only) for my car. I have also looked at Demco base plates (pictures only) for me car. There is only about $15.00 between the two. But the Demco from looking at the pictures of both seems to be the easiest to install. Both are the hidden type when not towing. I just have not had any experience with Demco products. Does anyone have any advise on this? thank you for any help
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If you still have the Blue Ox ,tow bar then the Demco base plate may require extra adaptors to hook up, eliminating any price advantage.
Not sure , just a thought.
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