I'm surprised someone hasn't posted a freeway photo of one of those clamped on a tailgate, towing s skid steer.
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I'm surprised someone hasn't posted a freeway photo of one of those clamped on a tailgate, towing s skid steer.
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I'm surprised someone hasn't posted a freeway photo of one of those clamped on a tailgate, towing s skid steer.
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As close as I could find lol
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Lot's of great discussion guy's i didn't even know they made a clamp on hitch system for cars, tractor buckets yes, but cars??? what were our forefathers thinking, however they did with what they had and i think this seems to be at a time when only one family car per family was the norm. Keep up the discussion i'm learning and so is some newbie member out there that has never towed a trailer before. Thanks again
***and then there's this learning curve..... but possibly could have been prevented by checking the weights on things...........
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what were our forefathers thinking, however they did with what they had and i think this seems to be at a time when only one family car per family was the norm. Keep up the discussion i'm learning and so is some newbie member out there that has never towed a trailer before. Thanks again***and then there's this learning curve..... but possibly could have been prevented by checking the weights on things...........
RV wipes out, totaled, only 2 minutes after couple buy it - RV Travel
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If you want to save weight, use aluminum balls.
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What would that save, 4 ounces?
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You can’t even upgrade to a Big Gulp for that, better stick with the small size.
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Lot's of great discussion guy's i didn't even know they made a clamp on hitch system for cars, tractor buckets yes, but cars???
***and then there's this learning curve..... but possibly could have been prevented by checking the weights on things...........
RV wipes out, totaled, only 2 minutes after couple buy it - RV Travel
There was a day bumpers were built a little heavier. They were also used to jack up a car for tire changes. Hook a chain on one for a pull.