Can this tow bar be rotated up vertical so the vehicle may be driven without removing it?
1411351
Yes, if you have something to fasten to. But it will obstruct your vision. I would take it off. It is just 2 pins and take 20 seconds.
1411352
depending on the angle of the mounting brackets yes it can. I jsut got through dragging my Jeep rock crawler 3500 miles with it. a very stout unit, highly recommended
1411353
Yes, but you will need to tie it up with a bungee cord, rope or some other means.
1411354
You could, but there is no mechanism to hold it in place and it weighs enough to certainly damage your hood should it touch. It does have pins that come out very easily when you are done towing to get it out of the way, but then you have to have a place to put it, which could be another problem.
599024
Yes, it can be installed vertically up or down as well as horizontally. I installed mine pointing down just as you want to.
1536225
Yes I believe you can by taking off the back plate and turning it upside down I did not do this but when I was installing it I noticed that you could
1950734
You should be able to, but it will have to be bolted vertically--won't pivot horizontal/vertical.
1236382
Can be flipped. My son has same hitch with a lift kit and works with no problem with different trailers
2258179
If you can unbolt the ball, yes. The ball bolt drops threw the center and when you retighten the bolt on the ball it holds it in place. The v-bar lifts out and you just set it in place when you are backing into your trailer. I drilled mine on the side of the v- bar and after I hook up the trailer, I flip it around and drop a pin through it to hold it there. This way I don't have to really take it in and out. Otherwise it's great and I'm very happy I got it. It guides the trailer right in with no problems. I do allot of trailer towing for Boy Scouts and several other leaders have gotten them after seeing mine. If you can unbolt the ball, yes. The ball bolt drops threw the center and when you retighten the bolt on the ball it holds it in place. The v-bar lifts out and you just set it in place when you are backing into your trailer. I drilled mine on the side of the v- bar and after I hook up the trailer, I flip it around and drop a pin through it to hold it there. This way I don't have to really take it in and out. Otherwise it's great and I'm very happy I got it. It guides the trailer right in with no problems. I do allot of trailer towing for Boy Scouts and several other leaders have gotten them... » Read More If you can unbolt the ball, yes. The ball bolt drops threw the center and when you retighten the bolt on the ball it holds it in place. The v-bar lifts out and you just set it in place when you are backing into your trailer. I drilled mine on the side of the v- bar and after I hook up the trailer, I flip it around and drop a pin through it to hold it there. This way I don't have to really take it in and out. Otherwise it's great and I'm very happy I got it. It guides the trailer right in with no problems. I do allot of trailer towing for Boy Scouts and several other leaders have gotten them after seeing mine. « Show Less
122101
No. You would need to build a mounting system that would allow reversing the mounting position.
335430
Yes you can. The black foam handle on top flips back and you push it like a shopping cart. The tow arm is removable up front.
444173
Yes, I think you could easily pry the bar off. It appears to be flush and attached with glue and a small tack.
881331
Yes. You can rotate it horizontally and tilt it up and down. However, you cannot turn it side to side.
1356934
Yes I am sure the gauges can be rotated. Should be no problem mounting vertical.
860441
It can be flipped up by inserting the secondary support in the receiver and the cross bar into that.It shows that in the instructions, but not in the advertisement. I don't know why it's not advertised as a duel use rack.
1975848
Definitely. You can get underneath where it leans back and grab the top bar. It is heavy enough to not move around when using it but not so heavy that it can't be easily moved.
1511537
You could rotate it between the views. However it doesn't hold the position very well. If we slightly bump the mount, it will rotate. I've tried to tighten the single bolt but it will still move.
1744564
It has a pin that allows you to remove it. So, conceivably you could flip the bar around. But I don't see how you could turn it to the side unless you drilled a new hole for the pin.
66458
The installation of the vertical bars is optional, as I recall. They are else separate pieces so you can leave them off of you wish.
1977409
Yes, bars can be moved (at least on my 2005 Odyssey). There are little marks on the inside of the track indicating the preferred location, but you can put them anywhere along the track. They aren't designed to move easily though. You'll need a few tools (maybe just a phillips screwdriver).