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Message: [QUOTE="cfdeng7, post: 110587, member: 259"] Personally I would never build a hitch for anything but a farm truck that doesn't leave the property. And that is not because I am not confident in my fabricating skills it is for insurance and liability reasons. God forbid anything ever happens and somebody gets hurt the liabilty is on you. not to mention the first time you have to panic brake on a grade and worry if those welds are solid or if you used thick enough material or are you going to have the trailer riding shotgun with you. For the few hundred bucks a hitch is its worth the peace of mind imo. but if you go the homemade route attach the saftey chains seperatly from the ball. What good do the chains do if the ball breaks or comes off somehow. [/QUOTE]

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