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Originally Posted by capt mark
As for the haha, does anyone have a good method for stowing the hitch bar? You know how the haha loves it's grease. I was thinking of makeing a rope sling or something to carry it with, maybe a plywood box to store it in. Any ideas? thanks, mark
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hi mark and welcome hooked'
welcome beth too a
new a/s and new haha user...
with so many airstreamers towing with that big orange lump o' iron,
i'm sure beth, you will find help here...mark this thread.
when you've got a question about your haha put it here!
capt mark...
a sling to carry the hitch bar is great idea.
storage is an issue...
usually when on the road, i leave mine in the receiver,
because the nk mudflaps are attached.
they are heavy and removing them adds time to setup.
also taking your hitch bar when leaving may be a security plus...
since towing without it is a challenge.
after busting shins a few times (slow learner) i opted to pad/cosy it...
here are pix.
i use an oversided 'pool noodle' and cut a section long enough for the stinger and wings...
these last several months and one noodle is good for 3-4 covers...
usually i buy the brightest color noodle walmart has...2-3$, less off season.
anyone else with ideas for dealing with the 50 lb hitch bar?
cheers
2air'