There is no way in hell you'd find me using those safety loops to pull a car out of a ditch. I tie a tow strap around the ball and go from there. Sheesh pulling from the safety loops is asking for a new hitch needed.

 

And cue cheesy 70s music: (Bowchicka bowwow.....) (Hot chick speaking, interior shot of her home)Oh mister Sum, how can I ever repay you?........(Sum replying) Well missy, I do have an ache right here... AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!! Too much time watching ****!

 

**** kicks ****!..........LMAO


Anyway, you could have shop place a 1/4" X like 1" X 5" (or whatever) piece of scrap metal across the gaps (from one side across the receiver to the other side) and weld her down for a few bucks to fix it, or simply hit up a junk yard or Ebay.

 

Just do this!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDjmylmXxew

 

smart but did they get it out of the snow

 

Hydra, I was thinking of having somethin like that done when I get the spare change. They are torn up pretty good tho, Thought about having them just cut the loops off and weld a whole new curved flat stock or something onto the hitch. --- End threadjack, sorry OP.

 

That's all that is there anyway!


I would just take it in to a welding company and they will fix it up for a few bucks.

 

its little things like that which make me wish we had a welder . . .


however we wouldnt use it enough to justify the cost (we dont buy cheap **** considering that most of the time you get what you pay for)

 

Well if you know how to use oxy-acetylene (a basic cutting torch with welding tips) it could be your best friend. You can heat with it, cut with it, and weld with it!

 

hmm oxy-acetylene, never played with that one, i learned and have used MIG, and have been shown how to TIG, never got a chance to practice TIG tho