I was going to install it on the bump, but i didn't like the way it looked on there. Mounting it on my trailer is a little more flexible, considering the bump isn't street-worthy yet.
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my latest project thing
The wife was kind enough to let me buy this to save my back I was going to install it on the bump, but i didn't like the way it looked on there. Mounting it on my trailer is a little more flexible, considering the bump isn't street-worthy yet.
I was going to install it on the bump, but i didn't like the way it looked on there. Mounting it on my trailer is a little more flexible, considering the bump isn't street-worthy yet.In life many men take the path of righteousness, some take the path many others follow (G.M. owners, for example), some take a more arduous path, some a simpler path. I, sir, took the PSYCO-PATH!!
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Nice! Worth every peny, I'm sure
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only paid $100 for the hoist, mounting it took a couple hrs.
BTW: The axle is a Dana 60 tru-trak off a '71 F-250 crewcab
BTW: The axle is a Dana 60 tru-trak off a '71 F-250 crewcab
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Great idea, mounting it to the trailer!! I like that!! It'll sure be handy to load stuff in the pick and pulls!!
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Saw a guy going down the highway with one mounted in his trucks receiver. I liked that idea. Looks good on that trailer to.
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Sweet!
Yeah I got one of those Cherry Pickers that you mount in the bed of the truck.
I haven't installed it yet though...
Lawrence
Yeah I got one of those Cherry Pickers that you mount in the bed of the truck.
I haven't installed it yet though...
Lawrence
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