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Stinger Hitch for Deuce Yes on the rubber pads. They are a bow roller for a boat cut in two , drilled and countersunk, and the drilled and tapped iand bolted with fine threads nto the stinger hitch. That boat part came from Walmart. They work great on making it solid and not metal to metal...

More Stinger Pictures Here are a few pictures of the back, in case someone wants to build something similar. Chris

Stinger Hitch on Deuce I have not pulled my gooseneck trailer with the truck yet. On the weight issue my trailer is 24" feet and my truck also has a winch on the front from more nose weight. I think the weight that could be pulled on the gooseneck with my stinger set up, would only be limited...

Deuce Stinger Hitch The Wheels in the picture are OD Iron. Great Wheels. I am waiting on my painter. The truck is sanded, and will be painted tan/sand and the wheels will be black. On the stinger it attaches to the pintle hitch on the Deuce, and then the bar stock slides in below is pinned...

It is quick attach and detach. Open up the pintle and pull out the two pins in the offsetting receiver hitches below, pull out the bar stock and then just lift the hitch off of the pintle at about a 45 degree angle. I took a piece of round stock and welded it inside the square tubing to sit in...

Stinger Hitch For Duce With the help of a good friend, I finally got a stinger hitch built for my duce to pull a gooseneck trailer. Should be great for around the farm, general hauling, and for floats in the parade. I will post a few pictures. I built it where it ties into the pintle and also...

I wondered if anyone has made a stinger hitch for their Deuce to be able to pull a gooseneck trailer. I would like to build one up for my truck to be a quick attach and detach to work off the existing pintle hitch and/or a receiver hitch. If so, I would like to see a picture of the same...