First Time with ProPride
So we just made our first drive with the ProPride hitch. Although it was only about 25 miles, it included hills (up and down), curves at freeway speeds, and a bit of breezy weather. This hitch is ...
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Whoops.
I did think of one major flaw in my plan to use the Eaz-Lift chain tightener brackets instead of the Hensley jack brackets. The struts must bear against the Hensley brackets.
Oh well. It's all Eaz-Lift unless I change brackets to use the Hensley and live with jacks too, I guess. A "chain-modified" Propride might work without jacks since they don't use struts.
Wonder what Hensley gets for their low-clearance chain brackets? I'll look for it later I guess. With just Hensley's brackets, I should still be able to use my Eaz-Lift WD bars (w/chain attached) in the Hensley hitch-head.
Richard,
I can get the Hensley to hitch if I am careful enough. But I am always in a hurry. The old ball hitch is a one-shot every time.
Wes
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Whoops.
I did think of one major flaw in my plan to use the Eaz-Lift chain tightener brackets instead of the Hensley jack brackets. The struts must bear against the Hensley brackets.
Oh well. It's all Eaz-Lift unless I change brackets to use the Hensley and live with jacks too, I guess. A "chain-modified" Propride might work without jacks since they don't use struts.
Wonder what Hensley gets for their low-clearance chain brackets? I'll look for it later I guess. With just Hensley's brackets, I should still be able to use my Eaz-Lift WD bars (w/chain attached) in the Hensley hitch-head.
Richard,
I can get the Hensley to hitch if I am careful enough. But I am always in a hurry. The old ball hitch is a one-shot every time.
Wes
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