P1000 5 way hitch

[bigdeal]

1-7/8 ball, 2" ball, hook, D-ring, and chain slot.

 

[ButchersHook]

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1-7/8 ball, 2" ball, hook, D-ring, and chain slot.

Where did you pick that up @? Also interesting to see you use the vertical reciever pin instead of the horizontal one. Thats exactly what I'm looking for.

 

[AKRider]

Where did you pick that up @? Also interesting to see you use the vertical reciever pin instead of the horizontal one. Thats exactly what I'm looking for.

What he said. That's sweet!

 

[Acdccontrols]

Where do I find one of those at?

 

[Russ]

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1-7/8 ball, 2" ball, hook, D-ring, and chain slot.

I would like to have one myself

 

[bigdeal]

I had the hitch with the balls on it. They are just welded on. Then after looking around and not finding what I was looking for I made this.

 

[scott]

Well it looks like you might have to make them and sell. lol


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[bigdeal]

What would y'all be willing to pay? Not like im trying to get rich but, just off the top of my head i think it will have to be like $60.00 plus shipping. The balls would be about $20.00 then the the tube and plate. No D-ring. Thats not that bad but, drilling all the holes and the welding... When i made the first one i put some pipe in where the pin goes and welded it up also put a cap over the back. The two balls were welded around the top and some on the inside before the end cap and plate were put on. That way no water could get in it and it would be the strongest. Like i said, not trying to make alot of money but the time it takes to make something realy nice adds up. When i make stuff for others i take great pride in my work and want it to look the very best!

 

[bigdeal]

Where did you pick that up @? Also interesting to see you use the vertical reciever pin instead of the horizontal one. Thats exactly what I'm looking for.

I kind of had to use the vertical pin so it could be turned to use the ball.

 

[bigdeal]

Ok, kind of thought it may go this way. Most places around here get about $60- $65 a hour for welding. Thats why i put that kind of price on it. Im not some big shop that can mass produce this thing = higher cost. So, what if i say $20.00 for just the plate! KInd of a do it your self thing. I can cut those out easy. I will also look into the shipping too.