omextreme wrote:
Damage estimate from a dodge dealer is $2492.... wow,
Estimate from my rv shop for an auto slide hitch is $2277....
Should have probably gone that way from the start
The important thing to remember is that nothing is fool proof. If you do go to the pullrite make sure you read the instructions. You will have the clearance to turn more than 90 degrees without hitting your truck.
BUT the hitch stops at 90 degrees and will bend or break if you try to go past that point.
The only time I get anywhere close to 90 degrees is if I am parking in a tight location where the only way to get out of the way is to have the towing vehicle at a 90 degree angle to the trailer. I've done this in a campground when waiting for someone to vacate the site I am moving into and I don't want to block the roadway.
