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I know the effort that was put into trying to flip the lunnette at Aberdeen made me sweat just watching them. After men with alot more back than me gave it their all the consensus that the final towing level was not worth the pain and the nut and cotter pin were put back on. I think if the...

It may seem strange but on my taigate rack I built a truss system underneath that went to each corner and then to a kingpost at the insert as close to the hitch as I could get it and still get the pin in the hole. If you built a horziontal bar underneath and then A framed it up to the top it...

When I build my McGyver things like that I usually try to build in another brace that takes the farthest out point to the base of the hitch as close as possible to the point where the hitch exits the reciever. In this case I would weld another piece of angle or tube from the top of your project...