upperblack
SILVER Star
Hello 60 series forum,
I've been a 40 series guy for a decade or so and have even owned an 80 series as a daily driver. Today we purchased our first 60 series and couldn't be more excited to be in the 60 club.
We spend a lot of time traveling in an rv as a family and I always miss having my landcruisers around and as much as I love having a mini van with us we go to some pretty cool places and are limited by not having a high clearance 4wd vehicle - even my wife would argue this point.
I've read every thread on here regarding 4 down towing that discusses the issue, which has great information, but there is one big question I can't find an answer to.
How do you connect your tow bar to your landcruiser? We have a roadmaster tow bar and no one sells a base plate to bolt on to a landcruiser so you can connect your tow bar to the vehicle.
Do you buy a custom front bumper and have the connection points built in?
For reference, this what connection point basically looks like
I've been a 40 series guy for a decade or so and have even owned an 80 series as a daily driver. Today we purchased our first 60 series and couldn't be more excited to be in the 60 club.
We spend a lot of time traveling in an rv as a family and I always miss having my landcruisers around and as much as I love having a mini van with us we go to some pretty cool places and are limited by not having a high clearance 4wd vehicle - even my wife would argue this point.
I've read every thread on here regarding 4 down towing that discusses the issue, which has great information, but there is one big question I can't find an answer to.
How do you connect your tow bar to your landcruiser? We have a roadmaster tow bar and no one sells a base plate to bolt on to a landcruiser so you can connect your tow bar to the vehicle.
Do you buy a custom front bumper and have the connection points built in?
For reference, this what connection point basically looks like