Ultra-Fab Products announced the launch of its new lineup of aluminum tow bars. Available in 8,000- and 12,000-pound capacities with a choice of Blue Ox or Roadmaster clevises, the tow bars feature self-locking extendable legs and include safety cables. They are made in the USA and backed by a lifetime warranty. Orders of three units include a free display.
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Global Market Vision has released a report on the global motorhome towbar market for 2026–2033. The study covers segmentation by type (fifth-wheel hitches, trailer hitches, tow balls, base plates) and application (Class A, B, C, D motorhomes), along with regional analysis including the impact of tariffs and trade policies. The report includes revenue forecasts, profiles of key players (Keystone RV, Lippert, Blue Ox, etc.), and strategic recommendations for market participants.
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Manufacturers of RV hitches and suspension systems report increased interest from both consumers and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) for products that improve towing safety and ride quality. Key trends for 2026 include a focus on weight distribution systems, the adoption of gooseneck-style pin boxes to free up truck bed space, and the expansion of factory-authorized service networks for professional installation. Companies like Blue Ox, MORryde, and Lippert are introducing updated products, such as the SwayPro hitch and GooseTech system, which aim to reduce road shock and stress on trailers by up to 30%.