Posted by Rustyj14 on December 03, 2010 at 12:29:01 from (108.17.91.17):
In Reply to: Re: Hey Rustyj14 posted by rusted nuts on December 02, 2010 at 05:05:57:
Hey, fellers, i have the required Ford pickemup with the primered fender and hood. Got them from a deer that didn't stop when i went by! As for the hitch: Yes, i recognize the hitch as pictured, but here-a-bouts, it is called a boat trailer hitch. Not to be used for a big flat-bed trailer made from a travel or mobile home trailer. Safe for a tent trailer, or one that folks use to haul a small lawn tractor, or something similar. Here, they get down-right huffy if they see ya pulling a heavy load on that small hitch. But, of course, you can use whatever you want, but i've heard of folks who saw a large trailer(only) passing their pickup, on the hiway, and remarking that the other guy had a tractor just like the one they had just bought 10 miles back! Being in the Fire company, and doing wrecks on the Interstate, i saw travel trailers that had been hitched to a boat trailer hitch, which had broken or twisted off while going down the hiway. Not much stays on the trailer, except the commode! Or, the trailer sails down the embankment, with the removable slide in hitch part still in the coupler. OTH--i saw a nice Oldsmobile Station wagon hauling a travel trailer, on a boat hitch, without anti-sway bars and still attached to the trailer--hung up on the divider fence on the Pa. Turnpike. Driver looked slightly bewildered! And, PA. doen't allow a hitch ball in the bumper, for anything heavier than hauling a canoe, or a small lawn tractor. But, folks say:"Aw, pshaw, the state boys don't know anything about hauling a trailer!" as they go weaving down the hiway!
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