Best hitch (non-slider)
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?
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Me Again wrote:
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
Until it breaks!
The sliding bar broke on my Dad's RBW.
The B&W is to hitches as the Max Brake is to brake controllers. Until you have used them you don't understand.TakingThe5th wrote:
Don't forget the Blue Ox bedsaver.
No need with a B&W!- Have any proponents of reese,B&W et all ever gone back to a solid after using a air ride hitch?
didnt think so - All the hitches above are good hitchs. But why would you spend the money,when for a few hundred you can get a trailsaver airride and a strong hitch. Belive me a great ride and it is a trailersaver. Mike
- Another happy B&W user.
- Another happy B&W owner here.....
Steve - B&W only choice in my book.
TakingThe5th wrote:
Don't forget the Blue Ox bedsaver.
Save your money and take the time to look and see if you are properly hitched.- I like my Reese Elite but if I were doing it again I'd look at something that had some shock absorbing properties.
- B&W
