Installing the ‘quick-disconnect’ system – Roadmaster Sterling All Terrain User Manual

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Installing the

‘quick-disconnect’ system

A

safety

plate

quick-

disconnect

base

vehicle

mounting

bracket

vehicle

mounting

bracket

safety

plate

Quick-disconnect parts list
(2) quick-disconnects

(parts A & B)

(2) cable anchors (E & F)
(2) safety plates (C)

All mounting hardware

Figure 1

vertical

pin

cable

anchor

cable

anchor

passenger side

quick-disconnect

vertical

pin

E

C

C

B

F

driver side

quick-disconnect

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1. First, attach the quick-disconnects (“QDs,” parts “A”

and “B” in Figure 1) to the tow bar mounting brackets. At-
tach the QDs so that the vertical pin on each is pointing
up, as shown in Figure 1.

Attach part “A” on the passenger side, and part “B”

on the driver side. Use the supplied ½" x 1½" bolts, the
two safety plates (parts “C”), flat washers, lock washers
and nuts, as shown in Figure 1.

Both QDs have cable anchors — parts “E” and “F” in

Figure 1 — designed for safety cable attachment. Bolt

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quick-

disconnect

base

quick-

disconnect

crossbar

Your ROADMASTER tow bar is equipped with an ex-

clusive “quick-disconnect” (or, “QD”) system. Before con-
necting the tow bar to the vehicle, first install the com-
ponents of the QD system to the mounting bracket.

Note: the quick-disconnect system is not used with

ROADMASTER ‘MS’ or ‘MX’ series mounting brackets. If
the towed vehicle has MS or MX brackets, proceed to the
next section — “Connecting the tow bar.” The quick-dis-
connect system should be reserved, however, for subse-
quent vehicles which may not have these brackets.

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