thegawd
I'm Done!
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if I'm pulling a trailer ever day, it stays in. occasionally once a week, it stays in..any less than that and it comes out. iv had them impossible to get in from rust inside. iv cleaned the inside of my burbs hitch twice because nothing would slide in. theres no clearance on my burbs and that's why I like to keep it in, but if I'm not using it I take it out... see above.
my (old) work truck (2009 ram 6.7 cummins fully deleted and supped up) always has a hitch in. if people crack their legs on in they are too damn close to it anyways. LMAO!
if your not pulling stuff all the time, take it out but if you are who cares. someone tried to tell me it was illegal to leave it in, but they couldn't show me a law. I said ok if it is illegal, when this truck gets its yearly commercial inspection they would tell us, at least so it didnt show up with a hitch in, just like how we clean every damn thing out of it before it goes in.
Iv cracked my shin twice, a 3rd time? I think not.
Al
my (old) work truck (2009 ram 6.7 cummins fully deleted and supped up) always has a hitch in. if people crack their legs on in they are too damn close to it anyways. LMAO!
if your not pulling stuff all the time, take it out but if you are who cares. someone tried to tell me it was illegal to leave it in, but they couldn't show me a law. I said ok if it is illegal, when this truck gets its yearly commercial inspection they would tell us, at least so it didnt show up with a hitch in, just like how we clean every damn thing out of it before it goes in.
Iv cracked my shin twice, a 3rd time? I think not.
Al
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