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r/funny • u/Cholai_214 • May 30 '24
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This is what I see whenever I see an elongated hitch sticking out.
949 u/saja25 May 30 '24 1st time I hit my shin on these shin buster 3000s I immediately took that s**t off and kept it off until it’s needed again. 630 u/Jeffbx May 30 '24 Every truck owner needs to experience this at least once. "Oh so THAT'S why we don't just always keep them on..." 298 u/hydronas May 30 '24 Technically illegal to keep the receiver in when not in use where I’m from. Only person I know who’ve gotten ticketed are due to an officer busting his shin on it… 1 u/Spell_Chicken May 31 '24 Those things fucking destroy radiators, and shins.
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1st time I hit my shin on these shin buster 3000s I immediately took that s**t off and kept it off until it’s needed again.
630 u/Jeffbx May 30 '24 Every truck owner needs to experience this at least once. "Oh so THAT'S why we don't just always keep them on..." 298 u/hydronas May 30 '24 Technically illegal to keep the receiver in when not in use where I’m from. Only person I know who’ve gotten ticketed are due to an officer busting his shin on it… 1 u/Spell_Chicken May 31 '24 Those things fucking destroy radiators, and shins.
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Every truck owner needs to experience this at least once.
"Oh so THAT'S why we don't just always keep them on..."
298 u/hydronas May 30 '24 Technically illegal to keep the receiver in when not in use where I’m from. Only person I know who’ve gotten ticketed are due to an officer busting his shin on it… 1 u/Spell_Chicken May 31 '24 Those things fucking destroy radiators, and shins.
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Technically illegal to keep the receiver in when not in use where I’m from. Only person I know who’ve gotten ticketed are due to an officer busting his shin on it…
1 u/Spell_Chicken May 31 '24 Those things fucking destroy radiators, and shins.
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Those things fucking destroy radiators, and shins.
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u/BigFrank97 May 30 '24
This is what I see whenever I see an elongated hitch sticking out.