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Originally Posted by porschett
once you figure out that it doesn't fit in to many parking spaces the same as everything else you will be fine. I leave my trailer hitch in to keep from hitting stuff backing up. it taps walls & sign posts before the bumper does.
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Don't leave your hitch in the receiver! I don't know about the liability laws in your state, but 3 years ago, a woman was walking out of the supermarket, hit her knee on my hitch, and my insurance company was held liable for 77K in damages!
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I think your insurance company might have gotten off cheap...not that I'm an ambulance chaser.
I imagine the bill included some minor surgery, therapy, and whatnot.
Or loss of pay from work and.... You know, not being able to perform....
I never thought about the liability aspect and am going out to the garage now to take my fricken ball out of my receiver.
Thanks.