Got a little more gravity enhancement!
 

So I found these little suitcase weights. Right at 30 lbs each. Got em for a can't pass it up type of price.

I have had a receiver hitch on my 782 for awhile now so decided why not take a old straight hitch and make a hanger for them. Don't mind the welds it's been awhile lol

Nice score on the weights!

I don't know how many bolts holds your hitch on, but if it just mounts where the stock hitch does, I'm not sure I'd hang 120# off of it..... :bigthink:

[QUOTE=J-Mech;403094]Nice score on the weights!

I don't know how many bolts holds your hitch on, but if it just mounts where the stock hitch does, I'm not sure I'd hang 120# off of

its one of the ones that xtream sold. 5 total I think. And I've been considering using anot her rear plate to weld it to so I can utilise all the rear cover bolts

[QUOTE=cubby102;403095]I'd attach it to the frame. You can use larger bolts up top, and you won't risk tearing up something on the rear end.

[QUOTE=J-Mech;403097]I may do that. I want to make a cover that wraps around anyway.

[QUOTE=cubby102;403101]I have a rear hitch cover that came off of a 1864. (For a bagger. Looks like a 3pt plate without the rockshaft.) Been "modified" already, and it ain't purdy.... I'd sell it cheap if I can find it and your interested.

That'd be cool. If ya wanna think up a price and what not and send me a pm. I can't buy anything until after the holidays though. Kiddos stripped me this year

Cubby, nice addition to the 782 and the weight bracket looks good and robust. Just a thought, when you go to remount your receiver take a look at the ground clearance. For my terrain here in NY, I needed around 12 inches under my weight box so I didn't get hung up while transitioning hills and such.

No where near low enough to hang me up on anythong. Thanks for looking out though!