duramaxsky
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- Joined
- Sep 6, 2011
- Messages
- 635
- Location
- Ravensdale WA
- Tractor
- Mitsubishi D1300 4X4 sold now John Deere 2025R and L110
A clip in the hole in the wrench so it can't come off and good to go.
Ummm. You forgot about the law of Gravity, it has to stay down, it's The Law!!A clip in the hole in the wrench so it can't come off and good to go.
Whatever it is, it appears to have a significant amount of negative tongue weight and it looks like it frequently has negative tongue weight is a point where the hitch is bent.Looks like a pickup towing a farm implement like a grain wagon in the field. I suspect he forgot the hitch pin and is using whatever he had and will probably bend the adjustable "hammer". If he's going from the field to the barn, i'd let it go. On the highway, it's a, Nope!
Whatever it is, it appears to have a significant amount of negative tongue weight and it looks like it frequently has negative tongue weight is a point where the hitch is bent.
I'm not sure I would trust the welds holding the hitch to the tongue of a trailer.
Seems like there should be a little bit more weld there and a bigger hitch welded to the tongue.
Aaron Z
It was sarcasticUmmm. You forgot about the law of Gravity, it has to stay down, it's The Law!!
So was my comment!!It was sarcastic