Best hitch (non-slider)

The Airsafe 25K. Trailer Saver also make a good hitch.

Been having my Airsafe 25k since 2008 and its been great.

BW turnover ball and companion I really like mine!

It is a loaded question on this forum. Like asking a bunch of guys who has the best dog. Always mine!

Trailersaver is the best.

I sure have liked my Hijacker that I got in 97. Two trucks and two trailers. Still going strong. Never a question on latching with a sliding bar. Chris

B & W 3300 Champion with the Resse undermount. Sweet set up 20,000/4500lbs. One of the best parts to this hitch is the fact that when you back in the jaws rotate around the pin and are closed when the weight is on. When you unhitch the jaws relax when the legs are down and the weight is taken off. You have no problem with the visual lock and unlock. Also after sale customer service is second to none and it is made in the USA.

Don't forget the Blue Ox bedsaver.

C.B. wrote:

Texas Two Steppers wrote:
I have been using the Superglide for about 10 yrs and have lost touch with the non-sliders. I am going to a long bed dually and would like to install the best hitch available. Any suggestions?

If you really want a new hitch.
This is easy to answer========PULLRITE SUPER5TH

Why not just put your Superglide in your new long bed and let it do it's job? Nothing says you can't have a Superglide in a long bed.

You've had the best for 10 years. Why change now?


C.B.

Superglide is 16K and not big enough. Just got a new rig.

Texas Two Steppers wrote:
I have been using the Superglide for about 10 yrs and have lost touch with the non-sliders. I am going to a long bed dually and would like to install the best hitch available. Any suggestions?

If you really want a new hitch.
This is easy to answer========PULLRITE SUPER5TH

Why not just put your Superglide in your new long bed and let it do it's job? Nothing says you can't have a Superglide in a long bed.

You've had the best for 10 years. Why change now?


C.B.

This was my choice

TS-3