Blue Ox Aventa BX7330
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Gary RV_Wizard
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Probably just full of crud. I've fixed them by simply pouring a lot of kerosene or similar solvent through the vent hole and the ends and "working" the shaft until it begins to move.
The best choice for an older used tow bar would be to send it back to Blue Ox (or one of their certified repair dealers) to have it overhauled, which might even mean an internal rebuild. You end up with a "like new" tow bar that should last another 10 years. Shipping a tow bar back to the factory can get expensive, but a few dealers are factory trained and authorized to do rebuilds. I believe The Hitching Post of Ocala (Florida) is one such.
You can also order a rebuild kit from Blue Ox and DIY.
The best choice for an older used tow bar would be to send it back to Blue Ox (or one of their certified repair dealers) to have it overhauled, which might even mean an internal rebuild. You end up with a "like new" tow bar that should last another 10 years. Shipping a tow bar back to the factory can get expensive, but a few dealers are factory trained and authorized to do rebuilds. I believe The Hitching Post of Ocala (Florida) is one such.
You can also order a rebuild kit from Blue Ox and DIY.
taoshum
Well-known member
Gary RVer Emeritus said:
Last time I shipped it to Blue Ox I used the USPS instead of UPS and it was very reasonable, like $15 IIRC.
Gary RV_Wizard
Site Team
I think mine was about $40, but after diagnosis Blue Ox picked up the cost under warranty.
