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[Dull Knife]

walking stick that has a chromed ball hitch for the top.

[Dull Knife]

Originally Posted by Dull Knife

walking stick that has a chromed ball hitch for the top.

This walking stick was a lot longer than pictured. I found the chromed ball, while out riding my recumbent trike a number of years ago.

I saw it and also saw a pick up truck coming toward me. Fortunately, the driver missed the ball. I could not believe how heavy it was, when I picked it up.

This particular ball had a chromed bar that tells the limit that that hitch can carry. The bar and ball is epoxied on to the stick.

And as an added decoration, I used decorative tacks, that are driven in to the stick, like the Native American's did with their various bows and spears.

[Tom Ellis]

Well Dull, your going to grt your exercise with that stick. Nice to have when one of those pit bulls comes after you.

Tom

[davidinsarasota]

Great idea! Cool to the palm, comfortable, heavy. Impeccable redneck cred as well.

[AL...]

Thats real smart I like it alot.

Just dont let it fall on your foot though

Cheers
AL

[davidinsarasota]

BTW, don't get too smug about your newfound redneck cred, a trailer hitch ball cane cannot compensate for the loss of cred from riding a recumbent.

[Tommy Taylor]

Good looking stick and a real dog whacker to boot.I think I'd hate to miss whatever I swung at.

[Robson Valley]

Isn't that nice? A chrome sandwich for any cur that want's a bit out of you. How generous.
Does the stick seem top-heavy with the ball? I can't imagine one way or the other.

[Big John]

Should actually be very comfortable. Best cane I had has been a "Bubba Stik", which has a brass horse hame for the handle.

[Dull Knife]

Originally Posted by davidinsarasota

BTW, don't get too smug about your newfound redneck cred, a trailer hitch ball cane cannot compensate for the loss of cred from riding a recumbent.

What the heck does riding a recumbent trike have to do with a trailer ball cane.......pray tell????