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โDec-27-2014 03:23 PM
bfast54 wrote:gchackett wrote:
Pretty sure it not legal to have a hitch receiver in when not towing here in Michigan. I see them all the time however but still don't make it right. I never drive around with one unless I am using it to tow. I have done that dance myself of getting a good shin buster from one. Don't recall ever doing it in a parking lot on someone else vehicle.
ARE YOU FRIGGING KIDDING ME?????????? Against the LAW???????
Please......educate us all.....Quote the statute........:S
โDec-27-2014 02:50 PM
Rollnhome wrote:
I worked heavy construction for 40+ years. The hitch was left on my trucks for fourty years. Some days I used it a lot, some weeks I never used it it.
I left it on for two reasons. 1. It was a pain to take it on and off that often 2. It was a waste of time and it is only illegal if it blocked the license plate.
People need to be responsible for themselves and watch where they are going. Next they will be asking us to remove our side view mirrors when we park at the grocery store.
โDec-27-2014 02:40 PM
โDec-27-2014 02:31 PM
TomG2 wrote:How about poison on the sharpened tip? Lets improve the gene pool.:BGdetrailer wrote:
Maybe the OP could invent and patent a hitch air bag for folks to install on their vehicles which would help cut down on the deaths caused by lazy folk walking to close..
Or perhaps a extremely loud siren with airport flashing lights which would go off whenever someone is within 20ft of the rear of the vehicle..
OP could make bunches of money by legislating some laws requiring all hitch owners to "retrofit" their patented "safety" systems for the lazy folks walking too close..
Perhaps we could sharpen them in order to maximize the damage to someone who happens to get too close or make them pointed so that they poke a nice neat hole in the event that you back up six inches too far.
โDec-27-2014 02:06 PM
Gdetrailer wrote:
Maybe the OP could invent and patent a hitch air bag for folks to install on their vehicles which would help cut down on the deaths caused by lazy folk walking to close..
Or perhaps a extremely loud siren with airport flashing lights which would go off whenever someone is within 20ft of the rear of the vehicle..
OP could make bunches of money by legislating some laws requiring all hitch owners to "retrofit" their patented "safety" systems for the lazy folks walking too close..
โDec-27-2014 01:21 PM
Caveman Charlie wrote:
I didn't read all 8 pages of this thread. (Wow 8 pages from 9am to 5 pm on the same day. You must have really hit a nerve... Get it,, hit a nerve.)
I too am sorry your wife got hurt but, I rarely remove my hitch. I use it every couple of days so it just stays in there. After banging my shin on it a couple of times I just learned to avoid it.
I have a buddy that left his in for so long we couldn't even get it out using a tractor. Just pulled the pickup backward.
They do make rubber things that go around the hitch to protect your legs if you hurt yourself on it a lot.
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gchackett wrote:
Pretty sure it not legal to have a hitch receiver in when not towing here in Michigan. I see them all the time however but still don't make it right. I never drive around with one unless I am using it to tow. I have done that dance myself of getting a good shin buster from one. Don't recall ever doing it in a parking lot on someone else vehicle.
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โDec-27-2014 11:43 AM
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