And I have had no issues with rear sensors.Yup run a beaver tail on both of my trucks. Gottem at crapy tire on sale years ago. Wife’s Jeep I run a big ass cast hook for quick hook- ups.
And I have had no issues with rear sensors.Yup run a beaver tail on both of my trucks. Gottem at crapy tire on sale years ago. Wife’s Jeep I run a big ass cast hook for quick hook- ups.
I will give you this advice. Whatever you install do not pick something that can damage Karen's car. Because she will call cops and you will get a ticket. Instead install something "spongy"
"Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that if any portion of a motor vehicle hitch containing a ball mount and hitch receiver extends more than 4 inches beyond the motor vehicle's rear bumper, then the ball mount must be removed from the hitch receiver when the motor vehicle is not being used for towing."Why would I get the ticket when I was the one rear ended?
They won't stop you for that. But once someone calls he hit your "ball" then pretty sure you will be ticketed for that.There are a lot of state laws that do require ball mounts to be removed when not towing. I can't imagine any law enforcement bothering with that one. Bigger fish to fry.
another reason not to live in in Illinois...."Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that if any portion of a motor vehicle hitch containing a ball mount and hitch receiver extends more than 4 inches beyond the motor vehicle's rear bumper, then the ball mount must be removed from the hitch receiver when the motor vehicle is not being used for towing."
They won't stop you for that. But once someone calls he hit your "ball" then pretty sure you will be ticketed for that.
There are a lot of state laws that do require ball mounts to be removed when not towing. I can't imagine any law enforcement bothering with that one. Bigger fish to fry.
Probably they will have to determine if it was sticking past the yellow line separating parking spots. This is the reason why I drive to the end of parking lot and park there. Karen will never walk that far and always have to park as close to the entrance as possible.True. Mine has been in the receiver of two trucks since 2017 and has not been the cause of a "stop". However if Karen did call LEO I wonder if that would result in a ticket? I'll have to look for a shorter draw bar. Mine protrudes 8.5 inches.
Tell me about it. I already bought piece of land in Michigan. If it wasn't for my wife I would be gone long time ago.another reason not to live in in Illinois....
My 3-6" (depending on truck) drop down ball hitch is mounted as soon as a new is delivered and rarely if ever is removed dating back to the mid 80'S.
Been hit a handful of times over the years, hittee always received the worst damage, and in one case the car was damaged enough to keep them from fleeing the scene.
Sir it appears as a pigeon has pooped on your hitch skid on the inside gusset weld…. As a welder i am obligated to poke funnice and tight doesn't set off the alarm and does the job.View attachment 49000View attachment 49001View attachment 49002View attachment 49003View attachment 49004
Well that's pretty nice. Any interest in making a few more of those? There's tons available online, but they all seem to stick out and down more than is necessary, hindering departure angle.nice and tight doesn't set off the alarm and does the job.View attachment 49000View attachment 49001View attachment 49002View attachment 49003View attachment 49004
well I have never made dime welding so there's that lol..it is not bad to get pinned but takes a needle nose pliers to remove the clip so a little theft prevention.Sir it appears as a pigeon has pooped on your hitch skid on the inside gusset weld…. As a welder i am obligated to poke fun
All joking aside how bad is it getting the hitch pin in and cross pinned? I may make one like that i kinda like the idea
It looks solid you did a great job! I may make one similar but id like to be able to use my keyed hitch pinwell I have never made dime welding so there's that lol..it is not bad to get pinned but takes a needle nose pliers to remove the clip so a little theft prevention.