WD Storage

I keep the hitch head and bars in my left front storage compartment. This is also where i keep my power cords, freshwater hoses and cable. I have a small carpet remnant that i set it on and the greasy ends of the bars rest on the hitch head. Been doing this for years and it works great!

Tachdriver wrote:

tomdinwv wrote:
The hitch head stays on the truck unless we are going to take the truck out somewhere, then ....

Mine gets me in the shins :M

Once you get there, drop the tailgate, unload and leave it down. Protects you from shin knocking until it's time to load up and go home.

Hi All, I Took a 3/8 rebar and bent in an S shape but square hang over the frame rail with the grease end on rebar and chain on chain latch, make two , one for the other side frame rail. problem solved. thanks N5LUI

tomdinwv wrote:
The hitch head stays on the truck unless we are going to take the truck out somewhere, then ....

Mine gets me in the shins :M

I used a pair of old socks to put over the grease ends & ether set them on my battery box or in the pass through storage! When socks get to dirty just get another pair.

Happy Trails!

When at home, I just leave the bars sitting across the tongue and the hitch on the ground below the tongue. When on a campsite, I do the exact same thing but run a cable lock through it all to stop opportunity thieves.

In the winter, I extra grease it all and put the bars and hitch into garbage bags and store in the pass-thru.

I tuck them under the trailer frame, resting the greased parts on the 2 wood 2x12's I put under my tongue jack. Keeps them within reach and the grease clean and out of the way where nobody gets any on them. Sway bar goes in the pass through.

I simply set my bars on top of my battery boxes. It is perfect as they are out of the way and I do not do anything special with the greased ends.

I keep mine in the front pass-through compartment in a pine box I made. It has blocking and compartments to keep the greasy parts away from anything else.
Hard to see in this picture but the front has a handle to lift it by and I hang the little snap-up bar keepers on. The lever pipe thingy is in the bottom.

Bought a Curt bumper receiver (Curt RV Bumper Hitch) that I installed on the TT bumper - that's where the hitch goes when I park the TT (I use a Master Lock Hitch pin (Master Lock hitch pin), so it cannot be stolen).

As for the bars, I installed 4 J-hooks to the front pass-through storage ceiling (bolt heads are basically inside the left wardrobe unit and under the bed mattress); each pair of J-hook supports a bar. No need to clean the grease, and being away from the storage floor, no mess.