Its not a drawtite, but its a front receiver hitch non the less..

http://www.quadratec.com/products/92011_800_07.htm

 

These are from Rugged Ridge, and will mount with an existing bumper or without. HTH!!

 

It seems most people on here are talking about front tow points so I thought I'd just throw this in the pot. A rear hitch is the best way in my opinion to take care of the rear tow point.

 

Good point, I assumed she was talking about the front!!

PS, I wanted to make sure and get the gender correct, it bothers her a little!!

 

If you have the receiver hitch with a d-ring mount, using the tow ball is not a safe way to recover a vehicle... But I will admit I have done it with vehicles that have no other recovery point.. On my wife's blazer I take out the receiver/ball and run the chain through the hitch.. Of course people say chain isn't the safest either, but I spent 8 yrs in the military using it..

So we have noticed...

 

You can buy a tow hook receiver for about 10 - 15 bucks which is a lot cheaper than getting a D-ring receiver. I would never try and hook up a rope to a ball. now take the ball out and run a D-ring through it and that would work

What I used to do before I got a tow hook receiver is run my tow strap through where the safety chains hook to.

Also chains can work it's just a safty issue. A strap breaks and some one gets hit you'll live. A chain breaks and you get hit... well, you probably wont get a second chance to switch to using straps.

 

No, the gender thang dont bother me, i was messing with that one guy's head, anyways, thanks for the advise, i got a hitch and front tow points, i think i will buy a d ring for the rear. My cosin and I wanna go on a jeep jamboree (she had to explain what it was to me) so any good ones going on soon? Oklahoma,Texas, Kansas,Arkansas,or missorri? (so sue me i cant spell)

 

Get a copy of JP magazine or look at them online they have a list of announced Jeep events put on by various clubs nationwide.

BTW Lawsuit has been filed. The top right corner of the post blocks have a built in spell check so poor spelling is not allowed.

 

http://www.orvpark.com/events/

In Hot Springs Ark... they show a Jeep Jamboree OCt 24-26...

Also here is the Jeep Jamboree USA website.. http://www.jeepjamboreeusa.com/

Oklahoma only has a handful of places to wheel, the most common being Disney and Clayton..

Here is a link to an OKla Jeep Club... I dont have any personal experience with them though... http://www.okjeepthing.com/