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Heavy Duty Trucks (Class 7/8).
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My pea brain figures a light loading of the hitch head allows for easier sliding of the head/pinbox so less strain. We use a custom UHMW-STS (ultra high molecular weight- slicker than snot) face on the pinbox surface, which helps. Well, that last word isn't really "snot". I got it as scrap from the guy who developed it. I've hitched at 90 degrees, just to see how it would go. It was fine. -
Hi Linda - good question. You would lose your membership in the co-op and get evicted. From: ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF THE EVERGREEN COHO SKP PARK "Members of the Corporation shall be, and remain, members in good standing of the Escapee Club of Livingston, Texas." -
That makes me curious--what happens if you buy into a coop park then drop your Escapees membership? -
By SuiteSuccess · Posted
That’s what I’ve done when I’ve had to be at a shallow angle. My thought with a bigger angle was to put enough weight on the hitch so the legs would “slide” instead of having a bending load. -
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