I think the patent for this is still available!
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When a real GN hitch is not an option...
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110% sure there are longhorn and cowboy stickers on that truck.
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With my luck, I'd lose one of the three pins holding that setup together.
With my luck, I'd lose one of the three pins holding that setup together.
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Let he who has not sat on the back of a truck and pulled a trailer with his hands cast the first stone.
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Mr. Thunderclap McGirthy said:
110% sure there are longhorn and cowboy stickers on that truck.
Guarantee you there's a fancy Mexican State abbreviation sticker as well.
What are the odds the brakes work?
Safety is of the utmost Importance.
Probably melted that bed liner you see by carrying a lit grill from his house to his buddy's for a tailgate.
Probably melted that bed liner you see by carrying a lit grill from his house to his buddy's for a tailgate.
AggiePetro07 said:Mr. Thunderclap McGirthy said:
110% sure there are longhorn and cowboy stickers on that truck.
Guarantee you there's a fancy Mexican State abbreviation sticker as well.
"Puro Zacatecas"
TF am I looking at?!?
(I know what it is, but WTF)?
(I know what it is, but WTF)?
This looks like one of those physics tricks where you use a matchstick to hold a brick, only it's not going to work.
I can practically see the torque vector on that mess. How has it not ripped apart?
E-1_97_Guy said:
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With my luck, I'd lose one of the three pins holding that setup together.
You only need 2 of the 3 to hold. Unless you apply the brakes, which has been pointed out probably isn't likely.
Certainly increases the degree of difficulty....on several levels.
Perfectly legal..... IF he would hook up the safety chains.
Ive done it just on the ball down to the reciever behind an SUV. He doesn't need all the risers.
Ive done it just on the ball down to the reciever behind an SUV. He doesn't need all the risers.
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Next Statics or Mech Materials exam I write will for sure have this problem.
The bending moment on that last little bit before the ball is off the chart. And the big vertical bar from the ball to the trailer from the gooseneck is adding a massive torque. I really can't believe it's not pulling that ball backwards and shearing it off.
But hey. At least they hooked up the lights.
But hey. At least they hooked up the lights.
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