B & W Hitches
I bought a Companion 5th wheel hitch last year for my Denali crewcab dually. My trailer is a KZ Inferno 4012 toy hauler. After a 6400 mi. cross country trip I noticed that the base of the hitch was de...
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Yep, B&W truly is an awesome company, great to their employess and customers, and they make excellent products that work reliably and exceptionally well. I have the Turnoverball gooseneck hitch and the adjustable receiver ball hitch too. Both are great. :)
B&W needs a little more product innovation. If they were to make a sliding version of their Companion hitch, it would sell like hotcakes to folks with short bed trucks that want a B&W, but need a slider. I really don't know why they haven't come out with one yet. Another company has already come out with one, to fit B&W's own Turnoverball socket.
It would also be good if they made an air cushioned version of the Companion. Those with really big trailers, being towed by stiffly sprung 1-ton duallys and medium duty class trucks would likely buy it up.
B&W needs a little more product innovation. If they were to make a sliding version of their Companion hitch, it would sell like hotcakes to folks with short bed trucks that want a B&W, but need a slider. I really don't know why they haven't come out with one yet. Another company has already come out with one, to fit B&W's own Turnoverball socket.
It would also be good if they made an air cushioned version of the Companion. Those with really big trailers, being towed by stiffly sprung 1-ton duallys and medium duty class trucks would likely buy it up.
