Front mount tow bar

Having a towball on the front is the best for manuvering I have tried this on a truck for an experiment it worked well as for the stockist just go to a towbar fitting joint

Jim

Bob

They certainly make the job easier. Normally offset to the left to allow you to see down the side of the van.

But remember to remove before driving, unless you don't mind attention from the boys in blue.

Cheers

I fitted one of these to my old Maverick. I used to live in a block of units and the space to park my tandem trailer was a real pain to get to. It was on concrete, so I couldn't manually turn the trailer once it was off the truck.
I fitted the front towbar myself with a couple of bolts (just got a tongue from the wreckers). I took my trailer down to a deserted office car park on a sunday morning and was amazed at how accurately I could place the trailer between the white lined car spaces, first go!!!
Well worth the effort.
As opposed to putting the hitch on the left side, I would be inclined to have it either in the centre of bullbar or on the right, directly in front of the driver.....that way you have equal distance either side of the van to see around. If you have a narrow passage to go through (like a car port) then you may have to have the hitch in the middle so the overall width of van and truck will not exceed the width of the carport.