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Re: transportion????
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Posted by wayne from wi on February 05, 2007 at 14:32:13 from (209.240.206.202):
In Reply to: transportion???? posted by james braley on February 05, 2007 at 11:57:55:
How far do you need to transport the M. Years ago I made a hitch that bolted into the front of the tricycle front end of my SMTA to bring it home when I bought it. Above the tires, and below the front frame are bolt holes that a front hitch was often installed. I made a plate that matched those bolt holes, welded a hitch from an old wagon to that plate, and had a rigid, strong, and relatively safe tow hitch. My 3/4 ton Chevy pulled just fine about 30 mph for the 70 mile trip home.
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