Gooseneck hitch ID?
08-25-2004 | 11:30 PM
#16
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From: Thanks Don M!
Originally posted by Eskimo
Of course! What was I thinking??
I'll just look for the sheets with a knot in that exact area, and knock the knot out of it...
Oughtta be easy enough, right?
Of course! What was I thinking??I'll just look for the sheets with a knot in that exact area, and knock the knot out of it...
Oughtta be easy enough, right?
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08-26-2004 | 12:10 AM
#17
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From: Disputanta, Virginia
BEEP-BEEP-Warning..... warning...... warning,,,,,
Originally posted by Scotty
Piece o' cake
Piece o' cake
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Run Away ...we've strayed off topic.
I've got the Drawtite GN hitch that the Smurfs gave to me out of Liegh's 99 that I've been meaning to put in. Chris had all the hardware and even the install instructions with it, so I really don't have any excuse to NOT do it other than I don't have a GN trailer to pull with it. It would come in handy just in case though.
There,,,, the thread is back on track again.
08-26-2004 | 08:59 AM
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From: Ft. McMurray Alberta
Why don't we have a plywood fitting seminar for your pickup, I have several sheets modified for different trucks. They are just sitting in the garage as good patterns for several different hitches. Some even fit right and I did not even use a hillbilly skilsaw to make them (chainsaw). PK
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