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Old 12-13-2015, 05:48 AM   #1
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Is there any advantage (cost) to purchasing a new tow bar at a rally like the FMCA in Perry?
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Yes you can generly get a better deal at the rally, Roadmaster inc will be at the rally and they generly send a crew around to check and repair their tow bars. also there is always tow bars ect for sale used in the info center posted on the for sale board.
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Sometimes they have a "trade in" where you can get any piece of junk tow bar and they will give $100 for it on trade when you buy a new bar.
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