Hitch Draw Bar Storage Automotive
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I frequently pull various types of trailers from small to large. I haul lawn mowers on a small trailer, I have a cargo trailer, a horse trailer, etc. Some farm trailers which require a drawbar but no hitch ball. I end up "throwing these drawbars on the floor behind my seats, on the floor of the pickup bed and wherever it is handy. I finally thought I can design a simple storage rack that I can bolt to the side of my pickup bed so I can grab whatever I need without searching all over the place.
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11 months ago
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- Drawbar Storage Rack.jpg
- Drawbar Hitch Storage Rack.dxf
- Draw Bar Storage Rack 14in.nc
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James Mersereau - 11 months ago
Great idea and nicely designed. I didn't know I needed this until I saw it! Thanks. The only thing I changed was I added four 11/16" holes on the bottom side to hold some 5/8" hitch pins.robert melendez - 10 months ago
Share the remix version pleaseJames Mersereau - 10 months ago
Check out https://www.langmuirsystems.com/fireshare/hitch-draw-bar-storage-2-remix to see if you like it. -
Shawn - 11 months ago
This is also something I never thought id need until I saw it. Making one today! -
Tony - 11 months ago
Great idea, thanks for sharing.Dan A. Mefford (OP) - 11 months ago
Thought I would share it. Hope it helps...Dan A. Mefford (OP) - 11 months ago
Thought I would share it. Hope it helps... -
Dillon K Oakes - 11 months ago
We need to design it to connect into the quick attach system above this....Dan A. Mefford (OP) - 11 months ago
Thought about, but it seemed to me I preferred to keep that option open. My son pointed out that the drawbars could be stolen fairly easily, but I'm not going to worry about that. I live in an area where we don't have a lot of crime. So we shall see.....Rick Laczavics - 8 months ago
I know this is not an ideal solution to the theft concern, but you could use a cable passed through the pin holes and a lock to lock them together and to the frame... until one of us clever folks designs a more elegant solution. -
Brian - 10 months ago
What thickness did steel did you use for thisDan A. Mefford (OP) - 10 months ago
10 guage. Makes it quite strong
Dan A. Mefford (OP) - 11 months ago