David,

Check your first Camping World link.  I've activated all your links but that one never seems to get to a product.

If you want another link put in, just "edit" your own post with the new link down towards the bottom and I'll "re-insert" it in the proper place.  One can't just "cover up" the old link because the old link has to be "unchained."  (That's a term related the the chain link and the un-chain link icons.)

Terry

We had a Blue Ox Alladin for 11 years with our Honda CRV. It worked well. When we bought our new Chevrolet Equinox we went with a Roadmaster Sterling, since Roadmaster was only a 2 hour drive away. That turned out to be a good idea since we had to exchange a couple parts and could do it the same day. That was over a year ago, so we have decent experience with both brands and it is still a toss up. Roadmaster is non-binding, which mostly works better for releasing the tow bar when disconnecting, but doesn't always. Blue Ox hides everything better, so when not hooked up the car looks better without all the hardware sticking out. You can remove much of the Roadmaster stuff, but it is not easy and most leave it on most of the time. Both brands have great support and are good products.

Now Camping World installation I don't trust, on about anything. They don't pay their people well and the work can be hurried and sloppy, especially when it is a fixed price. We have not had Camping World install a tow bar bracket, but they really messed up something for us years ago that was safety related. We have friends who have had other install issues with them, one on a Roadmaster braking system never being adjusted from factory defaults. Howard and Linda just had a not very good experience with some Camping World repairs. Often other installers will match Camping World prices for parts, but will charge you the real number of hours it takes to do the install. We have bought many parts from Camping World over the years, but we have no had them install anything for us since 2002.