How much drop should I look for a receiver to have with 5" lift and 35s?

4" maybe? I just want to pull a small trailer with another fourwheeler on.

 

Measure the distance from the tongue of your trailer to the ground when the trailor is level. Measure the distance from your hitch receiver to the ground. The difference is how much drop you need.

 

Where is that link to the relay upgrade for the headlights to make them shine brighter and not catch your headlight swtich on fire?

ChillyPhil
just get one of those adjustable ones

 

Thanks guys!

 

my daughter had her tonsils and adenoids out today. i went into the or with her til she was out. let me just say, that is the scariest, and most nerve wracking experience ive ever encountered!

 

^ That sucks dude...


Pretty friggin cold out.. Winter weather on it's way tonight, tomorrow, and Wednesday. We'll see what we actually get besides rain....

 

she was all smiles when she woke up from surgery! cant even tell that she had one, cept having to eat popsicles, and nothing but, lol.

we lost power yesterday afternoon, didnt get it back til around 930 this morning. that pine was a doozy! ended up snapping my other tailgate strap, taking me down with it. my left calf is a tid bit scraped up lol.

got down to about 10 degrees last night, with a real feel of 2. snow/mix/rain coming tomorrow night, then snow middle of next week!

 

I need new tailgate cables too....

 

I got some from zman

 

Worked on firewood a bit more today down by the creek, across the creek was a little deer, didn't seem to care we were there, he stayed around quite a bit...

Anywho, I think it could take around 5 cords of wood to heat this place enough to get through the winter, and at that rate we'd log ourselves out of wood in a few years time.

The majority of the largest trees on the property are Poplar, which burn great and hot when dry, but they don't last real long.

Old Ash tree we might drop tomorrow....

Good times...