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I used my Deuce with my newly added receiver hitch to tow a trailer for the cross country team for the local high school. Needless to say it was the only MV in the parade. When I pulled into the staging area my daughter said everyone was quiet, probaly wondering what was coming at them. We...

Thanks for the encouraging words, the wire welder makes easy work, making nice, strong welds. I used to use my old Lincoln stick welder, it got the job done, but I didn't always like the finished product. Thanks Todd Martin

Forgot one important measurement, from the ground to the receiver hole it's 24.25 inches.

Actually, it was really pretty easy to fabricate as now we have a large wire welder at work that I can use. I would put the cost of materials at around $100 or so. Would say I have about 4.5 hours into it total.

I fabbed it up to fit the frame at a total of 34" wide. The two angle pieces are 1/4 inch 3" x 3" and are 22" long. The cross pieces are 2" 1/4 inch wall square tubing 27.75 inches long, two of them. I used 2" x 4" 1/4 inch wall tubing 18.5 inches long for the receiver support. I added a...

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I spent about three hours Friday making this receiver hitch for my Duece. I think it turned out pretty good. My son and I installed it yesterday. I think building the hitch was easier than installing it. :D :D

Mine is a 1971 and I have collector plates on it and had no problem.

Every nut I had to heat got replaced anyway.

I heat the outer nuts red hot with a torch then it comes off easily, without turning the inner stud/nut. My plow truck at work has this exact set-up and this works for me. Thanks Todd

I took a closer look at the picture and noticed it was from the wrecker this time.

Bad luck, a flat on the way up and that on the way home, not good. Even though it was really nice to meet you guys. Thanks Todd

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and thats it, thanks todd

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