Front Tow Bar and Waxoyle

Can anyone recommend a company that supplies and fits front tow bars to Defenders? Need to push a boat weighing 2200Kg about 100 yards uphill. I've seen triangulated frames behind some front facing tow bars. Others appear to simply have the tow ball attached to the bumper, positioned in line with one of the chassis rails. What should I do?

On a new Defender, that will be dipped in the sea occasionally and rinsed off regularly, is it necessary to have it Waxoyled? Please bear in mind it will be exchanged for a new one in 3 years' time.

hi have a try at www.scorpionracing.co.uk they are selling exactly what you looking for i saw them on the web lastnite regards colin

Thank you. Any suggestions for the best wheel and tyre combination to avoid getting stuck in soft sand?

i dont know about wheels but tyres for sand i belive that the bfgoodrich all terrain is a very popular choice if you ask these guys at www.nenevalley4x4.co.uk then im sure they said to me the best for sand use is the bfg all terrain and that they supply alot to people heading to morroco and beyond and im sure they will advise on wheels regards colin