Can someone clear up a ball & pintle hitch for me?
#16
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I'm not surprised that Mr. Catlin didn't want to use an abused & broken coupler - of whatever design!
We hear you loud & clear that you don't care what anyone uses, but some of us DO, since our knowledge & experience can help other people out from time to time.
Bulldogs couplers are the industry standard - not necessarily the last word in strength, function or design, but they ARE the benchmark for all the rest, and for good reason.
We are interested to know about this other type of coupler you prefer over the venerable bulldog - perhaps you've stumbled onto something that could benefit the rest of us?
We hear you loud & clear that you don't care what anyone uses, but some of us DO, since our knowledge & experience can help other people out from time to time.
Bulldogs couplers are the industry standard - not necessarily the last word in strength, function or design, but they ARE the benchmark for all the rest, and for good reason.
We are interested to know about this other type of coupler you prefer over the venerable bulldog - perhaps you've stumbled onto something that could benefit the rest of us?
#17
hitch
I'm not surprised that Mr. Catlin didn't want to use an abused & broken coupler - of whatever design!
We hear you loud & clear that you don't care what anyone uses, but some of us DO, since our knowledge & experience can help other people out from time to time.
Bulldogs couplers are the industry standard - not necessarily the last word in strength, function or design, but they ARE the benchmark for all the rest, and for good reason.
We are interested to know about this other type of coupler you prefer over the venerable bulldog - perhaps you've stumbled onto something that could benefit the rest of us?
We hear you loud & clear that you don't care what anyone uses, but some of us DO, since our knowledge & experience can help other people out from time to time.
Bulldogs couplers are the industry standard - not necessarily the last word in strength, function or design, but they ARE the benchmark for all the rest, and for good reason.
We are interested to know about this other type of coupler you prefer over the venerable bulldog - perhaps you've stumbled onto something that could benefit the rest of us?
#18
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The other day a fellow down the road from me saw the bulldog hitch that was 2 5/16 sitting in a pile of scrap metal. I had cut off the hitch and installed anougher type on my trailer.
The hitch is still sitting in the same pile of scrap metal. If MR Catlin changes his mind the hitch will still be there in the pile of scrap. Jim
The hitch is still sitting in the same pile of scrap metal. If MR Catlin changes his mind the hitch will still be there in the pile of scrap. Jim
#19
hitch
If I dont buy or use them that is my bussiness. I dont own a buss. You are right about being cut of with a torch. If I dont wont a bull dog hitch what is the big deal. I dont make excusses for replacement, or a blanket excuse for the falure if someone wonts a replacement. Nothing personal, it is just a hitch Jim
#21
trailer parts
Yea you are probably right. Can you still buy trailer parts in Azle, what was the name Quality, it has been a long time ago. There is or was a couple of places that sold axles, and all kind of trailer parts for a big savings. They supply for a lot of parts for many different brands of trailers.
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Arguing? (Please!)
#24
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Yea you are probably right. Can you still buy trailer parts in Azle, what was the name Quality, it has been a long time ago. There is or was a couple of places that sold axles, and all kind of trailer parts for a big savings. They supply for a lot of parts for many different brands of trailers.
At the risk of sounding like I'm "arguing" ( ) to some of the more sensitive types on this thread, I'm still interested to know what design/style/brand of coupler you prefer over the bulldog design. I always use the best of what's available, so I might like yours even better.
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I would also like know which hitch you say is better. You keep saying you have a better hitch, well I think we would all like to know which one it is!
Thanks, Aaron
I would also like know which hitch you say is better. You keep saying you have a better hitch, well I think we would all like to know which one it is!
Thanks, Aaron
#26
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Aaron, thanks for the reply. I reread my post an I must have missed the part where I said that I have a better hitch. I thought that I said that I dont use them. Use what suits your needs as that is what I do. I am NOT going to be play anougher mans game. Thanks anyway Jim
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So anyways which type of hitch do you prefer to use?
#28
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Sorry, I guess you didn't specifically say you have a better hitch, but when you say you don't use the bulldog type hitch you use a different hitch then you imply that you have a better hitch that you use. And we would all just like to know which type of hitch you prefer, mayber there is a hitch better than the bulldog that we should all be using. We are all just sharing ideas and trying to gain more knowledge here.
So anyways which type of hitch do you prefer to use?
So anyways which type of hitch do you prefer to use?
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