Dtank wrote:
Jerry B wrote:
As the tech said, just snug it up enough to keep the hitch from flopping around.
When not in use - I have always used a short bungee from a rail to the sliding base - or the head.
Never had any "flopping" problems in 11 years..:C
BTW - I *AM* a fan of my PR SG.
Never had any other.......there may be a better hitch out there,
and certainly owners of other brands will say theirs is best.
But - firm believer if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
(Hasn't broke yet - works fine for me)
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I did the same thing with a bungee. Directions said to tighten bolt so there is no play by hand. Mine was like that but at the same time you are supposed to keep well lubed with W-40 which makes for easy sliding when not in use. So I bungeed it down.
