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02-06-2009

malydeen

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If you have your measurements you should post them, especially for the brackets.

I'll get them up when I get the hitch all done. Ill scan in my drawings and everything.

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02-07-2009

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I'll get them up when I get the hitch all done. Ill scan in my drawings and everything.

That would be excellent. Thanks!

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03-23-2009

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got the hitch done yet? looks good from what i've seen.

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03-25-2009

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measurement man, we want measurements!!

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03-25-2009

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Originally Posted by malydeen

Yes I am going to use a trailer wiring connector. Thats how I had my lights hooked up before. I may switch over to a 6 or 8 prong so I can run the grounds too. As for the bumpyness, I think I will just carry a couple wooden shims and jam them in there to hold it.

weld a nut to the inside of the light bar mount and thread a bolt through the hitch into the light bar that will solve the wiggling issue and it will straiten it up. looks good I picked up a hitch sunday to use as my donor.

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