monkeyevil

Howd you run the filler lines?

4.275 center to center between top and bottom bend of the face. Let us know if we can help with anything else :thumbsup: ~Daryl @ JCR

You asked if they were rated class III. I stated they are not rated anything. I've talked to 3 separate steel suppliers about getting the material. Everyone one has said they can't get it, two said Reese has a patent on it. I'm not a steel supplier, so I am going by what I am told. The local trailer place has 2.5 x .25 wall powder coated material in 4 foot lengths. Great besides the fact we buy it 20 feet at a time, and would have to grind the powder coat off before we welded it. Why do you keep assuming from the picture it's a "class III hitch"? We claim it's a receiver hitch, nothing more nothing less. There is NO safety issue with this receiver hitch. None. It can be annoying that is rattles more than a standard Class III hitch depending on trailer and tongue load, but if that is an issue there are plenty of ways to fix it. It's 3/16 wall tubing surrounded by two welds spaced 2" apart, then surrounded by 3/16 box tube. What is going to happen?

Thanks for the post! Some new equipment has made it easier to make rear MJ bumper mounts, so the price has came down on those as well http://www.jcroffroad.com/Merchant2/mer ... y_Code=MJB