eecheek
burlinton,n.c.
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under the bed
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hemlox
Western Illinois
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I leave the hitch on the Burb, and lay the bars across the tongue behind the propane tanks.
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Sir Buffalo
Long Island, NY
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dawg37179 wrote:I have a locking hitch pin, so I just leave it in the receiver. It only took me "several" times to figger out to walk wide around the back of the truck!
Yup......made me think about wearing shin pads.......
So we just leave it in the back of our TV that has a lockable tailgate and topper
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robbie69
wauconda, il usa
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hemlox wrote:I leave the hitch on the Burb, and lay the bars across the tongue behind the propane tanks.
pretty much the same here
2004 silverado 2500HD crew cab 4x4 long bed 8.1L gas hog
2006 skyline nomad 3260 platium edition, prodigy, reese dual cam
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LoudRam
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robbie69 wrote:hemlox wrote:I leave the hitch on the Burb, and lay the bars across the tongue behind the propane tanks.
pretty much the same here
Ditto on that too.
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fla-gypsy
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I leave it on the truck. Why remove it?
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cremevette
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"Why remove it?"
A friend of mine told me I should start removing mine when I'm using the pickup for errands because they seem to disappear. At the horse shows, there isn't much of a problem of theft. Who wants to mess with a cowboy? Or cowgirl for that matter! 
I learned back in the early 90s to go wide around my dad's pickup hitch. It only took a few times of "better not do that again!" to learn it hurts!
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JJBIRISH
Butler, PA, USA
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mine is locked when on the truck... I have read post where someone had the pin pulled on them while they were shopping and when they pulled out the trailer fell to the ground and did a lot of damage... I suppose who ever did it thought it would be funny...
I leave it under the trailer in a CG if I don't want it on the truck...
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Rubiranch
Salt Lake City, UT
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I leave it attached to the truck.
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Rubiranch
Salt Lake City, UT
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LoudRam wrote:robbie69 wrote:hemlox wrote:I leave the hitch on the Burb, and lay the bars across the tongue behind the propane tanks.
pretty much the same here
Ditto on that too.
Any other suggestions seeing how I don't have a Burb??
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