Anderson goose neck adaptor hitch.
I use the bed of my pick up a lot. Having the Anderson adapter hitch for my Fifth-wheel camper would make taking it in and out a whole lot easier than a regular fifth-wheel hitch. Any one use one an...
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I've owned something like 4 different hitches in the 25 odd years I've been towing 5th wheels, the Andersen is one of them.
The biggest down side for me is how high I have to jack the trailer to hitch/un-hitch. This is because at home I just have about 6 inches in clearance between the rigs roof and the roof of the RV-Port.
I've seen photos of two different "failures", one was a clear failure of the attachment of the hitch to the truck, it appeared to me that the rails were not properly attached to the truck frame (clearly not a failure of the hitch)
The other appeared to be a failure of the hitch structure, not certain how it happened.
Unlike any other hitch we've had the DW can remove it by herself
The biggest down side for me is how high I have to jack the trailer to hitch/un-hitch. This is because at home I just have about 6 inches in clearance between the rigs roof and the roof of the RV-Port.
I've seen photos of two different "failures", one was a clear failure of the attachment of the hitch to the truck, it appeared to me that the rails were not properly attached to the truck frame (clearly not a failure of the hitch)
The other appeared to be a failure of the hitch structure, not certain how it happened.
Unlike any other hitch we've had the DW can remove it by herself
