nasonguy

Had a little too much fun, haha, destroyed drivers side motor mount, did something aweful to my rear differential seal, warped my drivers side brake rotor, ripped off my antena (don't know how), and other little things.

Did not once get stuck though, a Rubi and a lifted F250 both got stuck, numerous times...

I couldn't help get them out though cause I don't have any recovery points.

Which finally leads to my technical question:

Is a Class 3 receiver sufficient for recovery?
The GTW on it is 6000lbs, tounge weight, 300lbs.

FlyingLow

most use it as so. Just make sure you get a proper hook or d ring attachment for it. the "tongue" as they call it isnt meant to be pulled on, the reciever is.

sgtskid

I use mine for recovery all the time. Never had any problems

Joshrad1

I haven't used mine for recovery or towing yet but it works great for yanking huge bushes out of the yard with a strap and some chain

JackGTX440

Ditto. I'm usually the recoveror, not the recoveree though.

nasonguy

Haha, yeah, that would have been me this time, I was Bad A enough with just not getting stuck, but I would have been Super Bad A had I been able to recover everyone...

And yeah, I was planning on getting the D Ring hitch.

Now that the rating is settled, what do you all suggest? I don't want to hurt my approach angles too much.

Hidden hitch?

fantic238

nasonguy

Didn't take pics of the mudding, and the damage is, well, damage, the most visible being the lack of an antenna.

Bummer that it rained that night, washing off most of the mud...

nasonguy

Thinking about it, I think I'm just going to go to a JY and find me an OEM hitch. Those are class 3 right?

DCM

for the motormount get ironman4x4s, hes on here if you didnt know and his motor mounts are only 60

Basslicks

Dug up this topic from beyond the grave... how'd things turn out?

freegdr

i found this class three at the u pull it yard 30 buck make sure you use nut strips when mountin ive been pulling this f250 out had no probs so far

Basslicks

Oh yeah! Already been there with mine, so I was gonna see how it turned out with yours and offer the same advice to you... looks like you've got it handled though.

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