What's everyone got for hitch covers
11-03-2009, 10:35 PM
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What's everyone got for hitch covers
I'm shopping for a hitch cover and don't think I want to go with the Ford or F150 logo. So just wondering what you guys and gals have.
11-03-2009, 11:31 PM
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Hours turned into days, days turned into weeks. Yet we still have this hitch ball ready to haul it all. I am still worried sick but I am sure I will get a chance to use it.
. I don't tow very often so the ball and hitch just sit in the garage.
11-03-2009, 11:33 PM
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11-04-2009, 08:05 AM
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Bye F150, hello F250
I have a plastic insert, with a light-up Ford logo that plugs into the flat 4-wire connector. There is a 1" foam gasket that will help keep moisture and such out of the receiver whilst I am not towing.
A word of caution to those that leave the draw-bar in for a long time- it may rust into place and its a bear to remove if you have too. As well, do not try to paint any rusties inside that receiver as it adds width/height to this receiver making it tough to seat the draw bar later.
Tough to see, but here is a picture below. I did see on Youtube this "flapping fish" cover. That was funny.
Oh- and this is a classic:
A word of caution to those that leave the draw-bar in for a long time- it may rust into place and its a bear to remove if you have too. As well, do not try to paint any rusties inside that receiver as it adds width/height to this receiver making it tough to seat the draw bar later.
Tough to see, but here is a picture below. I did see on Youtube this "flapping fish" cover. That was funny.
Oh- and this is a classic:
11-04-2009, 08:35 AM
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Put a towball on it! Think about it, it sticks out from the truck and is solid steel. Gives a nice buffer from some car rear-ending you. Your tow ball takes a scratch and the guys car gets screwed.