Yep, that would be the difference...Originally Posted by pbkid
Thanks for setting me straight on that, I feel retter all betty...
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Yep, that would be the difference...
Thanks for setting me straight on that, I feel retter all betty...
Last edited by Ldub : 12/06/2009 at 12:42 AM
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now you got me all worried, it is gonna be enough strength to use a winch right??Yep, that would be the difference...
Thanks for setting me straight on that, I feel retter all betty...
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Got to agree with Dub. Most recievers attatch in some way, shape or form to the frame. Jumping on your bumper is not the same as 200lbs hanging out in front (not dirrectly over, which means in reallity more weight and stress) combined with road vibrations/bumps. Better safe than sorry...
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ya, your very correct billy. ill keep that in mind, and primarily use it only 'for emergencies'
anything i wanna carry will be attached to the rear hitch.
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The issue that I would be concerned about is winching off-angle. A lateral load on the winch or even a tow point could deform the metal if it isn't braced adequately.
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& all this time I thought you were a 'straight shooter'. Time to reappraise my assessment?
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Put a smiley after you say that Bub.
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