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‘Hidden’mountingbrackets
ROADMASTER XL, MX and EZ Twistlock
series mounting brackets have detach-
able extensions which are easily removed
when the vehicle is not being towed.
NOUNSIGHTLYSTEELHANGING
OFFTHEFRONTOFYOURCAR!
They’re virtually invisible — improved
aesthetics.
Easy to install ROADMASTER brack-
ets use existing attachment points on
the vehicle’s undercarriage.
Through-the-grille installation — no scraping brackets in dips or curbs.
Easy to remove — converts from towed car to road car in seconds!
Whyareour
brackets rated #1?
Every bracket design is subjected to computer-simulated “Finite Elemental Analysis” to ensure
structural integrity.
Every mounting bracket is custom-made to fit a specific vehicle or range of vehicles, and to attach at
logical points along the frame or undercarriage, for maximum strength and a quick, easy
installation.
Every new bracket (not just a few) in the ROADMASTER XL, MX and EZ Twistlock series comes with
detachable extensions, which are easily removed when the car isn’t being towed — no unsightly
steel hanging off the front of your car!
Every bracket is powder coated. In this process, charged particles of pigment are baked into the
surface of the bracket. The particles fuse to the metal and form a lustrous, uniform and extremely
durable finish.
ROADMASTER is quick to market brackets for new vehicles, and has the widest selection — currently,
more than 1,000 different mounting brackets (far more than any other company) — which fit more
than 2,000 different years, makes and models.
Whatis“FEA?”
ROADMASTER was the first towing products manufacturer to use computerized stress testing on mount-
ing brackets. The testing method is called “FEA,” which stands for “Finite Elemental Analysis.”
If that sounds complicated, that’s because it is FEA is the
same method that NASA scientists use to test their new designs.
The automotive and biomedical industries, among others, also
use finite elemental analysis.
Every FEA design is displayed as a full-scale, three-dimensional
object, which engineers can rotate and study on the screen as
they apply thousands of pounds of force across the load-bearing
components. Stress in the steel is pinpointed, and the design is
manipulated to remove it. The result is an optimized design, in
both materials and components, which has been tested and verified at maximum linear strain.
ROADMASTER uses computerized stress testing to ensure the structural integrity and longevity of our
brackets — and to ensure the safety of your customers.
Now you see ‘em…
…now you don’t!
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Towing and Suspension Solutions
A screen capture image of one facet of FEA
testing for a tow bar mounting bracket.
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