Posted by dave2 on February 27, 2012 at 07:59:16 from (139.139.35.69):
Wish I'd had a camera with me... This thing looked like a receiver hitch BUT.... The receiver tube went forward and stopped right before the axle, was made out of 1/4" or thicker (?) steel, and was about 4"x6"... Then came the slide in part for the ball mount all slid in and "bolted" in place, with a 2" ball like the one in the pic (silver part) bolted on with 2 of what may have been 5/8" diameter bolts.
Guy was all proud of it and showing it off... Said it was what made him pick this truck over another one that just had the little 2" receiver :roll:
He pulls a fiberglass 2 horse trailer with it......
I'd tell y'all where he got the truck from, but I don't want my favorite Texan to get em in a wad again. Fraid he's gonna get diaper rash and be cranky :shock:
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