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RE: [A/S] Re: A different hitch option

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Subject: RE: [A/S] Re: A different hitch option
From: "Dick Martin" <martin13@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 18 Oct 2001 19:54:08 -0700
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One way that can push the Hensley to it's limits is if the wheels on one
side drop into a ditch.  The resulting twist on the hitch is something that
would push the Hensley to it's limits.  It is designed for flat sideways
movement control.  How would it handle one side dropping 12" to 18" off the
side of the road?  Anyone want to disprove the theory?

 Dick Martin - '00 31' Limited - '01 GMC Duramax Sierra 4X4
    mailto:martin13@internetcds.com
    http://home.cdsnet.net/~martin13

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