What is really neat about having a reciever hitch on the front is using it
to 'back up' your trailers! Although backing up a trailer is probably good
practice for steering your streamliner motorcycles (Steer left go right,
then steer right go right, then steer left go left...)with nitrogen filled
tires, even if it does have data recorders. What?? I didn't mention
politics!
Dave Seely
1141 XF/VOT
Sunny St. George Utah where fall fell and it is barely a hunnert degrees
today Brrrrr!
----- Original Message -----
From: Tom Shannon <Saltfever@earthlink.net>
To: Email list reply & post <land-speed@autox.team.net>
Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 9:49 AM
Subject: Pick up truck push bars
> All right yews guys & gals, have seen many different pick up front bumper
> push boards ! I have an '02 Chevy Silverado, wondering if I go with a
front
> mount, bolt on receiver hitch, or a bolt on brush guard with horizontal
> panels, or thirdly, L shaped brackets with drill holes for various height
> adjustments ? I Know I know Keith, just tie an old tire to the front
bumper
> right ? Any tried & true methods appreciated, Thanks all !
>
> Tom Shannon
> Salt Lake City
>
>
> --- Tom Shannon(Salt Lake City)
> --- Saltfever@earthlink.net
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