Happened before on my 700... that or the boy didn’t push it in enough... (not with deer corn sacks)...i use bolt and lock nut now as well.... good point though cause before it happened I never thunk twice bout it...
alloutdoors
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It's only pressure pushing up that causes the factory hitch to break. That's something you're going to see if you use attachments similar to whatever this thing is.Another added benefit of using the aftermarket hitch is raising the height of the receiver. It was a few inches shorter than my F150 receiver so I used the same hitches between the two.
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Not to get too off topic here, but curious how well does something like this work behind a ATV/UTV, especially for those who are familiar with using a small tractor?
I had a small atv disk homemade when i had larger atv in past... it didn’t compare to tractor and disk... but then again u use what u can afford back then I couldn’t afford a tractor used small atv disk... it was more work and u can only chop so deep, but it got the job done for the kids plots so... all depends on soil type etc... I’m in miss river bottom hard to work with....
Got my choog box in today primed painted will install later.. nice box well built
