Andersen Fifth Wheel Hitch Conversion
After reading the 12 page discussion, "So light a child can remove it from the truck," I decided "that's for me." The problem is I have a standard hitch that uses rails, not the goose neck hitch being...
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ranchertx wrote:Cummins12V98 wrote:
If I can walk up to the Andersen and grasp the "T" handle twist and pull it is not "locked".
As usual JMHO So no need for childish name calling. If you have an Andersen and are happy that's great I just like to point out things so people in the market can make an informed decision.
You can unlock it but, it wont come off the hitch unless it is lifted off. Unlike a fifth wheel hitch that can drop on your truck and ruin your bed. This happens quite frequently.
How many time have you heard of an Anderson hitch coming lose?
Exactly! 2K lb+ pin weight isn't just going to jump off the ball. Unlike a conventional hitch that will simply slide out...
I can see the T-handle plain as day in my rear view mirror. Always take a look at it when getting under way. NO worries, life is good...
And no he hasn't ever heard of a report of one coming off the ball, or one of their hitches failing for that matter. That however won't stop his desire to try to smear this hitch any way he can.
