CNC Plasma cutter and a full machine/welding shop? Let's make a trailer hitch.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Oct 2008
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From: Milton, FL
Very nice. Glad I could be an inspiration. 
You see what I mean about having to making oblong bolt holes for the mounting plates for adjustment? Good work by the way, especially heating and beating the strip of steel around the receiver end. 
What was the final product cost?
You see what I mean about having to making oblong bolt holes for the mounting plates for adjustment? Good work by the way, especially heating and beating the strip of steel around the receiver end. What was the final product cost?
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JK Enthusiast
Joined: Jun 2010
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From: Battle Creek, MI
Very nice. Glad I could be an inspiration. You see what I mean about having to making oblong bolt holes for the mounting plates for adjustment? Good work by the way, especially heating and beating the strip of steel around the receiver end.
What was the final product cost?
You see what I mean about having to making oblong bolt holes for the mounting plates for adjustment? Good work by the way, especially heating and beating the strip of steel around the receiver end. What was the final product cost?
If I had it to do again I would have made the holes 5/8 instead of 3/4. I drew the slots right off the bat based on your recommendations, so I'm not sure if I would have needed them or not.
It's been on the jeep for over a week now. Looks great, does the job as intended.