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Trailer Hitch 200

posted by  Rolandp on  Fri Sep 11 07:53 CST 2020
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The original Volvo hitch I purchased around 1984 had bent round tube and 2 inch square tube and ball.

The tong weight was 300 pounds if I remember well.

We often had 4 bicycles on the hitch rack and I tested the strengh safety margin by putting my own weight as a 5th bicycle. Just did not want that fail on the road.






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