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guys, i was pulling with my 124 and i somehow managed to snap the hitch right open, i knew it was gonna break from stretching but i
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I would replace the hitch bracket then reinforce with more steel , or make a 2" receiver type hitch for pulling duty bad break good time to over build or modify for future needs . Good luck
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good idea
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In doing so have fun & keep it simple & removable!
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ok, either that or a stock hitch is easier, im not using it for real pulling just for fun
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Xtream has a 2 inch reciever that bolts on in place of the drawbar. Much easier and stronger to use
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i will take a look then
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better the hitch broke then the rear.
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Ahh their it goes , oops i mean where's the fun in buying that , oh yeah you be back in the seat faster ! But no fun in fabricating it your self & what ever type draw bar / hitch you need . It's yours do what you want , be safe & have fun!
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i agree, good thing the rear end held
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