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Old 09-07-2006, 06:38 AM   #1
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Why would I select a Blue Ox Alladin or Aventa over a Blue Ox Ambassador? What is the advantage of the sliding (?) arms? I will be towing a vehicle which has a curb weight of 3700 pounds, and my hitch is warranted to carry 4000 pounds. Also, is the Brake Buddy Classic just as good as the Vantage? Thank you for your replies. Am new to this game and want to do things right.
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Why would I select a Blue Ox Alladin or Aventa over a Blue Ox Ambassador? What is the advantage of the sliding (?) arms? I will be towing a vehicle which has a curb weight of 3700 pounds, and my hitch is warranted to carry 4000 pounds. Also, is the Brake Buddy Classic just as good as the Vantage? Thank you for your replies. Am new to this game and want to do things right.
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The sliding arms make for easier hooking and unhooking. You can release the pressure if there is some torque on the arms when unhooking. You also don't have to be exactly perfect when lining up to hook up.
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wyojay, welcome to iRV2.com. We are glad to have you join us here and we look forward to reading of your adventures and experiences. I am sure you will enjoy the forum. As has been stated the ability to make for much easier connections and diconnections is worth every penny. Have you checked into the Blue Ox Apollo? I am sure you will get some good responses. You will find we are a group of fun loving RVers that like to help each other where we can. Any questions you have, just ask. Good luck and stay safe.
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wyojay, I started out with a Blue Ox Ambassador and recently upgraded to the Acclaim. Believe me it is a different world of hooking and unhooking as RV Wizard said. Just have to remember to set parking brake on toad when using a driveshaft disconnect (won't go there) like we do. I have learned a lot from the forum as you will also. Take care and RV safe...Jim (N5IIG)
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