Welcome to Solberg's Tow N' Stow.
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document download quick links Brute Page 1 pdf Standard Page 1 pdf Pintle Page 1 pdf Both Towbars 6 pages pdf Product Offerings home 5 pages pdf |
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We offer these agricultural tool products.
Click on each related product link for more information,
and then give us a call.
Tow Bars:
We make two sizes of tow bars.
The
The "Standard"
tow bar is rated at 5,000 lbs.
Both tow bars look and mount the same.
BOTH tow bars use my patented pressure release, which is a Tow N Stow exclusive. You back up first, and then release the pressure with the latch, and the tow bar unhooks easily.
For greater details click on Brute
or Standard.
The two tow bars have different latch mechanisms.
Pintle Hitch:
This is my pintle hitch with the top and bottom ramp options, to guide the implement hitch into the hook. This will hopefully be on the market soon.
Click here to view the
PINTLE
POWER
brochure in your Acrobat Reader
or Right Click and choose Save-Target-As to
download the Pintle Power Hitch .pdf document to your computer.
(2.04 MB and 13 pages)
Wire Gate Latch:
The Automatic Wire Gate Latch
that
is opened by the bucket of a loader tractor.
The bucket hits a rod above the gate, opening the gate.
Click this link for more information on Wire Gate Latch.
Steel Gate Latch:
Here you see the Automatic Pressure Release corral Gate Latch for Steel Gates.
The bucket on the tractor hits a rod
above the gate, opening the gate.
This is not in full production but gives ideas on how I make them.
Click this link to see more about the Steel Gate Latch.
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For more information call: Glenn Solberg @
701-528-4712 E-mail: tow@nccray.com Web pages: http://web.nccray.com/tow/index.htm |
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This page was last updated on 07/11/07.
