Does anyone know of a tow bar kit for the Ineos rather than the very expensive OE one?
Go with the Ineos fitted at factory since it will be warranted and software programmed for tow bar, and fitted into the canbus if needed, and there is no alternativeDoes anyone know of a tow bar kit for the Ineos rather than the very expensive OE one?
Hi Keith, I popped into one of our independent tow bar fitting companies with the same question. He advised me that it would take around 6 months before after market tow bars appear on the market. Obviously he doesn’t have any inside knowledge but years of experience dealing with new cars and the aftermarket equipment. I just hope he is correct as I would like one fitted to my fieldmaster. Please post online if you are able to source one.Does anyone know of a tow bar kit for the Ineos rather than the very expensive OE one?
Thanks Denis. It is on the accessories price list which usually means it can be dealer fitted? It looks simple enough; the rear bumper flap is removed and then it looks like 4 bolts. Don’t know about the electrics though. KeithThere isn't one as yet. And from all accounts the original Ineos towbar requires fitting during production... no news as to whether that may change...
It’s too high
@Keith baker There's no mention of a towball and electrics on any Accessories Price List - it has always been a factory-fit option requiring to be specified at time of order.Thanks Denis. It is on the accessories price list which usually means it can be dealer fitted? It looks simple enough; the rear bumper flap is removed and then it looks like 4 bolts. Don’t know about the electrics though. Keith
Factory fit only, not dealer, suspect this is more to do with the electrics not tow ball.@Keith baker There's no mention of a towball and electrics on any Accessories Price List - it has always been a factory-fit option requiring to be specified at time of order.
This is most likely accurate... The tow ball assembly simply bolts on.Factory fit only, not dealer, suspect this is more to do with the electrics not tow ball.
Just fit one of these ??
Dixon Bate Extended Height Adjustable Plate
Product Features: 200mm Of Adjustment 50mm Hole Spacings 3500kg Weight Capacity.www.trailertek.com
If you have an M1 that certainly won't be type approved, buy buy insuranceIf you only have a 2 bolt fixing then these points will be designed to take the load.
Fitting an adjustable ball will not change the load on the bracket and the adjustable plate will be strong enough in itself.
You could weld a plate on, drill a couple of holes and then use 4 bolts but it's not 'neccesary' (IMO).
If you have an M1 that certainly won't be type approved, buy buy insurance
Yes we areErrr, no.
Are you saying my/anyones insurance is void because I have a Dixon Bate adjustable hieght tow ball ???
I bet insurance companies love you....
I don't think the 2 bolt version will get you the required drop. I was thinking of the 4 bolt versionIf you only have a 2 bolt fixing then these points will be designed to take the load.
Fitting an adjustable ball will not change the load on the bracket and the adjustable plate will be strong enough in itself.
You could weld a plate on, drill a couple of holes and then use 4 bolts but it's not 'neccesary' (IMO).
With all four bolts and the bracing bars to the chassisI don't think the 2 bolt version will get you the required drop. I was thinking of the 4 bolt version