Why do land Rover mount their tow bar electrics on a plate, bolted to the towball? The Rear Crossmember is designed with a cutout to allow the socket to be fitted, meanings it is protected and much less susceptible to damage...
The older defenders had a cutout with a round hole in it ( to allow the older pin type connections)
The newer defenders have a cutout with a rectangular hole in it ( to allow the newer socket, with modular connector to fit)
Why bother designing the cutout, only to bolt the socket onto the towball as an afterthought?
I'd have though more people would have realised and relocated theirs...
The older defenders had a cutout with a round hole in it ( to allow the older pin type connections)
The newer defenders have a cutout with a rectangular hole in it ( to allow the newer socket, with modular connector to fit)
Why bother designing the cutout, only to bolt the socket onto the towball as an afterthought?
I'd have though more people would have realised and relocated theirs...