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dose the mk16 and mk 17 trailer use the same tow bar
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KsM715
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Do they both use the same front power unit?
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Towbar was never used with a MK16 but I'm sure the bolt holes will line up.
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Towbar would be a b***h on the 17 also, without some modifications for airlines, etc.
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Towbar??? I thought they were designed to hook up to the MK-48 LVS with a pto.
Using a towbar would be a hommey mod.
Using a towbar would be a hommey mod.
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it really is a bolt on A frame rather then a tow bar
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There are two big arse flat pads which run vertically with some serious bolts that couple the trailer to the tractor... You'd have a pretty awesome plow truck were you to put a tow bar on it and raise the landing legs....
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This is what you need.
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that looks to be what i will need
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I would call that an A-Frame.
Very nice! I would hate to be one of the three guys needed to lift it though.
Be careful with it, or use a hoist. It probably weighs about 400 pounds. Good luck!
Very nice! I would hate to be one of the three guys needed to lift it though.
Be careful with it, or use a hoist. It probably weighs about 400 pounds. Good luck!