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26 comments

  • Butchdog3

    Necessity it the mother of all invention.

    6
  • NeoBlackdog

    My wife told me not to use the red Loctite!

    6
  • BobJudy

    Ingenious! Well except for the plastic bumper. Bob

    6
  • Lady Rae

    Hold my beer

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  • Toolman286

    been there, done that

    6
  • Ditch-Runner

    My wife promised she was not going to post the photo

    9
  • Brookwood

    Not everyone thinks like me!


    😁

    3
  • chiefr

    Looks like he is trying to change the hitch ball and the nut is frozen. Interesting approach however.

    3
  • yoshmyster

    Jack Off or Jack On? Mr. Miyagi would be proud.

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  • Ditch-Runner

    I bet it's a man as always failed to read the instructions as we all do this time it was

    on how to use the jack

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  • Frogdog

    It's a little scene I would call "Just before I cracked the bumper." 😁

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  • jimdeere

    Neverseez is your friend.

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  • Bubba Jr.

    "f it ain't broke, don't fix it.

    Joe

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  • austin20

    Ya'll aint gonna believe this

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  • Horse Plains Drifter

    Ya gotta do what ya gotta do..........

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  • JIM STARK

    KROIL + 2 or three days....

    JIM............

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  • Alpine

    A bigger impact is in order.

    Not much can withstand a good 1" impact wrench.

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  • KenK/84Bravo

    I "might," have been in the same situation before. πŸ™„

    (Wrong size ball mounted on the hitch.)

    Now "frozen," in place.

    Along with the obvious "Fail," of the Plastic bumper, there are a couple flat edges alongside the ball mount - to facilitate a wrench application. (I've heard.) No need to spin the pipe wrench around and round, on the ball. (I still couldn't get it off.)

    Is it just me, or does the guy's other set up, (shown on the ground.) have the ball mounted upside down? πŸ€”

    *Asking, for a Friend.

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  • Ditch-Runner
    @...: 30060843776283/comments/30060920850075

    I "might," have been in the same situation before. πŸ™„

    (Wrong size ball mounted on the hitch.)

    Now "frozen," in place.

    Along with the obvious "Fail," of the Plastic bumper, there are a couple flat edges alongside the ball mount - to facilitate a wrench application. (I've heard.) No need to spin the pipe wrench around and round, on the ball. (I still couldn't get it off.)

    Is it just me, or does the guy's other set up, (shown on the ground.) have the ball mounted upside down? πŸ€”

    *Asking, for a Friend.

    It looks like the hitch can be installed either way as a adjustment for height and I the photo has it to rase it higher than the bumber

    I have similar but different design hitch to adjust the height of the ball



    About 35 yrs ago i Will add I had a receiver hitch stuck in the the receiver on a truck I had bought

    I sprayed it with penatrating oil for days beat the crap out of it would not release then did the Bubba method and don't recommend it

    I put a chain around a tree and on the hitch ball and gave enought slack to build force

    Nothing so each time I would allow more slack and more speed the truck would stop dead in its tracks my head continued on into the windshield and cab hurt like heck

    Made me mad so more slack more speed and hung on tight .

    After xx Amount of tries it Finley pulled fee

    Looking back I should have just left in in place

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  • William81

    In the whiney voice of a 14 year old...

    Dad, you said to get the ball of the hitch, you didn't say how !! πŸ™„

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  • discusdad

    are you sure this is righty-tighty lefty loosey? could this be a lefty tighty righty loosey? do you know?

    3
  • dunbarboyz

    I just about had it and the wife had to go to the store. Going to be days finding all my tools.

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  • cbxjeff

    It's all about the money and bad choices. What we are dealing with here folks is either a cracked plastic bumper cover that can be replaced and painted for around $600.00 or repair the cracked cover & mask & paint for about $250.00 and hope the crack repair doesn't fail in a couple of years, or you could just trash the ball mount and ball for $80.00 and be done.

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  • savage170

    time for the heat wrench


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  • Gunnut358

    If that wrench comes uncorked and hits a bystander, they're getting coloring books for Christmas.

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  • Gunnut358
    savage170: 30060843776283/comments/30060858862363

    time for the heat wrench

    https://us.v-cdn.net/6031683/uploads/8P0JEJPGSN13/24266668-1.jpg

    Yup. Can't be tight if it's liquid.

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