A Truism for TT Owners

campigloo wrote:
So Dutchmen, which took longer to heal, your shin or your pride?

Pride! I'm still embarrassed!

So Dutchmen, which took longer to heal, your shin or your pride?

Dagnubbit!! :M

Got the TT hooked up yesterday for the first time this season. So what happens?? Of course - I got a big splotch of grease from the ball on a pair of my best jeans. Grrrr....

There's got to be a better way.

I know the feeling! I always drop the tailgate when we return to the campsite so I can't get close enough to the hitch without hitting the gate.

Also be sure your anti-sway friction bar clips are pointed in a safe direction. I sliced my calf open this past summer on one of them.

After I unhitch I pull the hitch out of the trucks reciever and lock it back in the tt tongue

Oh yes, I've hit my shin. Now I remove the receiver hitch and throw it under the camper after unhooking. Thankfully, I don't have one of those big heavy type that you hook the weight distribution bars to.

Saturday moved my TT for first time since last year. The next day I was putting on my coat and noticed a large grease stain on my coat up near my right shoulder:h Now how did I do that?:S

DavisK

x2

I have a large knot on my noggin from our new 5er yesterday. Maybe it's just the proximity of time, but it sure hurts worse than I remember the grease tattoo I received from my BP hitch 10yrs ago.

Clattertruck wrote:
A truism for TT owners
"God gave us shins so that we can find our trailer hitches in the dark."
I verified that a few days ago.
Ron

So true...

Not only that, he gave us new clothing to wear at the campground so that we can clean the grease off the ball with them. :( Every time it happens, I make a note to self. Every time I unhook and set up the TT, I seem to have forgotten that note to self. :M Methinks I will have to make a large placard to hang on the hitch.