Yeah. I thought about running additional wires to the rear, then getting a connector for them. It should be three wires correct? I wish I had done that before I riveted my tunnel down....My only suggestion is adding an easy to get to connector for tail lights.
That's what I planned on doing. Do you have a picture of the harbor freight bar attached? Does it clear the hood enough? That one is 70 reg price. So that's pretty cheap set up to get it all set up to tow....You can see them on the front here View attachment 8270
I’d like to buy one when ready I’m not crazy about my HF one.View attachment 8283View attachment 8284
We received the tow bar brackets from the laser cutters and welded out one to test. Now we are waiting for hitches to come in so we can weld out several units to take to powder coating.
The tow bar kit comes with a pigtail that you will permanently hook to the brown, yellow and green wires on the big red BCM plug and also a wire to ground to your frame. The pigtail will be accessable near the drivers side lower control arm.
The tow bar has a wire with a four pin trailer plug on each end. When in use one end plugs into the tow vehicle the other end plugs into the pigtail that was installed in your goblin.
There are loops for safety cables but we are not going to include safety cables with the tow bar kits.
I don’t have a picture but it clears mine just fine. I had to modify it to attach to the rod ends but it was just taking off the last section of the bar and making a little U shaped hook to bolt to the rod endThat's what I planned on doing. Do you have a picture of the harbor freight bar attached? Does it clear the hood enough? That one is 70 reg price. So that's pretty cheap set up to get it all set up to tow....