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    Kids don't try this at home: confused: Name:  wood hitch.jpg
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    You know wood works like wood not steel.

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    At least it's not a class II hitch socket but probably rated a class 0.
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    Took this pic in Boston a week ago.

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    I never use factory made bumpers they will let you down. Today I use a 2" size bolt to frame.

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    Quote Originally Posted by John T View Post
    Took this pic in Boston a week ago.


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    This is across the street from me. A friend of mine passed a couple of yrs ago and his daughters auctioned off most of his junk collection. One of the buyers
    loaded this tlr up and it has a 3" channel frame and steel grate deck. Notice how the chain holding the jeep body is hooked to the deck. This looks like a potential train wreck to me. I hope the staties pull him over before someone gets badly injured or killed.
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    Interesting use of the spare tire as well... good thing he bought extras...
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    Quote Originally Posted by gnewby View Post
    Kids don't try this at home: confused: Name:  wood hitch.jpg
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    i am going to bet that's a lag bolt and it doesn't even go all the way through the board, no less the receiver....

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    Trailer or truck, you call it.
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    Ouch!!!

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    What the heck happened there??? Did the fifth wheel punch through the pickup bed and push the spring mounts downward?

    I don't understand the picture.
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    Looks like failed u-bolts, springs still attached to the truck. Wonder if a leveling/lift kit was poorly installed?

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    I’d like to know the story on that as well. He had to have hit something. Wonder what the driver side looks like


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    Quote Originally Posted by Tmtbob View Post
    I’d like to know the story on that as well. He had to have hit something. Wonder what the driver side looks like


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    Re: Trailer fail pics

    Interesting that the driveshaft separated at the rear u-joint instead of pulling out of the back of the transmission/transfer case. Rear axle lock up?

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    I have no words for this. From home depot parking lot. Sorry for tbe sideways picture

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    well... in his defense he did put a gusset plate on the arm to strengthen it and it's pretty and blue

    and so it doesn't get stuck in the receiver he used 1.5" tubing.. thinking ahead

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    Unfortunately the gusset is of no use because the hitch is upside down in the receiver. I am guessing this was done to give more clearance for overloaded tongue weight.
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    Re: Trailer fail pics

    Love this thread, see some of the craziest **** . I don't follow Harry Home owner towing. I've actually seen a clown towing a trailer. Bungee wrapped around the tongue coupler & hitch.
    Magazines have issues, everything else has problems

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    Quote Originally Posted by homanfab View Post
    Interesting that the driveshaft separated at the rear u-joint instead of pulling out of the back of the transmission/transfer case. Rear axle lock up?

    Possible lockup but I don't see see skid marks.

    But something moved that axle rearward. I like homanfab's theory of a poorly installed lift kit.

    The axle rotating would also explain why the driveline broke at the rear u-joint.
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    I have towed/carried, ny own equipment up & down our hwy's. Regardless of the care you take, sh76 happens to the best of us. I don't cuss anyone if I don't know the full story.

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    That's the new, patent pending, extra articulation off road tow receiver!

    "A little play for those that like to play"

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    Re: Trailer fail pics

    Anyone ever see a tow rig like this?


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