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Possibly need to see it drawn out, but I just had a thought of using the upper and lower shackle mounting points we were just speaking of and using both to hold everything up
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Okay so mainly just giving you crap about backing up a dolly, although it will turn tighter than just fifthwheel. And yes that's the upper mount I was speaking of. The upper hitch works great for trucks that have only over bumper mounts, like m35 and 809 series trucks.
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As to a reversed tow bar mounts, cut or remove the rear bumperets and or add the high mounted ones like Zebadee shows on the Australian 816
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If you go tow bar route use a pickup truck size fifthwheel much lighter and stil rated for your trailer. But as the chaplain pointed out that a dolly would be better, when you learn how to back it up. You can do it!
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Red have you asked about a factory installed sleeve, we had been talking with Sampson about that to prevent snags and sun damage on the first 20' or so, they do it on many winch cables.
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Pretty sure that the tank on the drivers side will fill the space properly and I am pretty sure that it is 78 gal.
As to the filter i have seen lots of leaks on wreckers but never there and it is just a screen so keep it and add the ball valve and spin-on filter.
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No it wasn't their original intention, this is just the latest modification to a 1950's design. I also believe that the plumbing could be much better.
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