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Shingleback Swing Arm

$975.00 inc GST

The Shingleback Swing Arm opens either to the left (away from traffic), or to the right, in a simple two-step process. First you release the heavy duty safety clamp, and then you pull the safety pin. The gas strut takes over and in a matter of seconds you’ll have full access to your vehicle.

Like the Shingleback Rack, the Swing Arm is an all steel construction, fully welded by a certified welder, shot blasted then top coated in a tough scratch resistant powder coat. The Swing Arm has double anti-rattle devices to ensure a rock solid fit to your car’s tow hitch. The solid construction ensures it can be used with all Shingleback racks.

The swing arm will add an additional 18kg to the overall towball download rating when used in conjunction with any Shingleback rack. The swing arm is compatible with all racks in the Shingleback range.

* Please note: The Shingleback Swing Arm has been made exclusively for the Shingleback Racks and isn’t suitable for use with other brands.

The Shingleback PRO can be used with the Swing Arm and other Shingleback tow bar accessories such as the offset tow bar tubes. However because the PRO has a custom reinforced tow bar tube for increased strength and stability, replacing it with the Swing Arm or other tow bar tube accessories will require additional PRO Adapter Spacers and the maximum total rack carrying capacity will reduce to 105kg.

IMPORTANT NOTES:
🔸A swingarm reduces your bike rack’s load rating
🔸Not compatible with shallow (less than 80mm) tow hitch

*The total weight of the of the swingarm and load must not exceed 60% of the tow ball down load rating for your vehicle’s tow hitch.

** Regardless of your vehicle’s tow hitch download rating, the maximum load of the swingarm is 130KG. The load includes the weight of your bike rack and other Shingleback Off Road accessories.

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