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And PACCAR is based in the PNW as well. Between those companies, things might get interesting. -
Why do people want to sell something yet fail to mention a sale price? And a way to contact the seller? -
By Bill Joyce · Posted
We have had both Blue Ox and Roadmaster motorhome mounted towbars and have been happy with both. Since we are from Washington state, we now use Roadmaster since they are from Vancouver Washington, just across the river from Portland Oregon. Blue Ox is in Pender Nebraska. -
I have yet to meet anyone who has been flat towing a care that didn't find it a great way to travel. While we always used Blue Ox tow-bar and baseplate, but Roadmaster towing has just as good a reputation and history. I have also known people who tow with Demco bars that were satisfied and I think most commercial haulers probably use Curt tow-bars. I think that you would be satisfied with any of these products but, you also need to know that a base-plate for the model that you plan to tow is also needed and all of those manufacturers supply those as well. -
By Deezl Smoke · Posted
Posturing. Changes are on the way, and they all know it. It's not just DTNA that is affected, it's that DTNA has the largest presence in Oregon that causes the brand to be so vocal. The media will be hotter than palisade in one more week. I haven't wanted time to pass by fast for over 40 years, but I'm so trying to find Doc Brown's flux capacitor.
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