Tiger Claw recovery hitch
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Tiger Claw recovery hitch
Anyone have any experience with this? I'm thinking about purchasing it before I go to Rausch Creek.
http://www.tigerhitch.com/products.htm
http://www.tigerhitch.com/products.htm
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i have seen the short version of this without the hook on top. It had the hook on the end but the cool part was that it was much shorter so you dont have that thing sticking way out so not to get hung up and stuff when wheeling
yes it will get hung up, I have one and took it off but just plan on drilling another set of holes so it goes in further
yes it will get hung up, I have one and took it off but just plan on drilling another set of holes so it goes in further
JK Super Freak
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I was thinking the same thing, that hook should be facing down. And if you have the shackle, why do you even want the hook?
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JK Super Freak
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as a deterent to someone rearending you!!! (if they are down) Trust me the hooks really F-up the hood of the G-6, when the jackass driver is not paying attention
JK Super Freak
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Ha, if you want to deter rear ending try this (perhaps I should paint it luminous orange), its mounted on a shock suppressing hitch to take out some of the clunk from the mount, and seems to be working fine.
The hook is a great tool, though a bumper mounted shackle works too.
Needless I take the 'FIST" off when wheeling.
The hook is a great tool, though a bumper mounted shackle works too.
Needless I take the 'FIST" off when wheeling.
