Capture plate?

schlep1967 wrote:

Cummins12V98 wrote:

schlep1967 wrote:

Cummins12V98 wrote:
No need for a capture plate as long as you visually verify your hitch is PROPERLY latched and there is no space between the pinbox plate and the hitch plate.

To the original poster please disregard the quoted post.

To Cummins12V98 - Giving bad advice is worse than giving no advice. You have no idea what a pullrite superglide hitch is or how it works. Without the capture plate the hitch would not operate properly and damage would occur.

I stand corrected! "Capture plate" to me is the device that stops the RV from dropping if high hitched for example.

Sorry. I was a little harsh with my reply.

Hey no worse than I have given. I appreciate the apology. Like I say words have meaning! I sure don't want to pass along bad info.

Thanks!

ford truck guy wrote:

Cummins12V98 wrote:

schlep1967 wrote:

Cummins12V98 wrote:
No need for a capture plate as long as you visually verify your hitch is PROPERLY latched and there is no space between the pinbox plate and the hitch plate.

To the original poster please disregard the quoted post.

To Cummins12V98 - Giving bad advice is worse than giving no advice. You have no idea what a pullrite superglide hitch is or how it works. Without the capture plate the hitch would not operate properly and damage would occur.

I stand corrected! "Capture plate" to me is the device that stops the RV from dropping if high hitched for example.

Back in the day they used to make a "Bed Saver" It would bolt on the rear of your hitch and "CATCH" the pinbox before it hit the bed if hitched improperly ......

I have not heard about them in years

blue ox

YES, that is what I was thinking, wrong words!

Cummins12V98 wrote:

schlep1967 wrote:

Cummins12V98 wrote:
No need for a capture plate as long as you visually verify your hitch is PROPERLY latched and there is no space between the pinbox plate and the hitch plate.

To the original poster please disregard the quoted post.

To Cummins12V98 - Giving bad advice is worse than giving no advice. You have no idea what a pullrite superglide hitch is or how it works. Without the capture plate the hitch would not operate properly and damage would occur.

I stand corrected! "Capture plate" to me is the device that stops the RV from dropping if high hitched for example.

Sorry. I was a little harsh with my reply.

Cummins12V98 wrote:

schlep1967 wrote:

Cummins12V98 wrote:
No need for a capture plate as long as you visually verify your hitch is PROPERLY latched and there is no space between the pinbox plate and the hitch plate.

To the original poster please disregard the quoted post.

To Cummins12V98 - Giving bad advice is worse than giving no advice. You have no idea what a pullrite superglide hitch is or how it works. Without the capture plate the hitch would not operate properly and damage would occur.

I stand corrected! "Capture plate" to me is the device that stops the RV from dropping if high hitched for example.

Back in the day they used to make a "Bed Saver" It would bolt on the rear of your hitch and "CATCH" the pinbox before it hit the bed if hitched improperly ......

I have not heard about them in years

blue ox

Get the model # off your pin box and go to Pullrite's website and you can match it there.

schlep1967 wrote:

Cummins12V98 wrote:
No need for a capture plate as long as you visually verify your hitch is PROPERLY latched and there is no space between the pinbox plate and the hitch plate.

To the original poster please disregard the quoted post.

To Cummins12V98 - Giving bad advice is worse than giving no advice. You have no idea what a pullrite superglide hitch is or how it works. Without the capture plate the hitch would not operate properly and damage would occur.

I stand corrected! "Capture plate" to me is the device that stops the RV from dropping if high hitched for example.

Jaycee85501 wrote:
I am buying a 2007 weekend worrier superlite LS 2805. I am getting a superglide hitch. What capture plate do I need.
Thanks

Go to their website - Pullrite Capture plates
They will tell you how to determine which fits and which will not.

when in doubt, call Pullrite, they are very easy to chat with and eager to answer questions.

Jaycee85501 wrote:
I am buying a 2007 weekend worrier superlite LS 2805. I am getting a superglide hitch. What capture plate do I need.
Thanks

It all depends on what kind of pinbox in on the 5th wheel. Get that information and then call Pull-rite.

Cummins12V98 wrote:
No need for a capture plate as long as you visually verify your hitch is PROPERLY latched and there is no space between the pinbox plate and the hitch plate.

To the original poster please disregard the quoted post.

To Cummins12V98 - Giving bad advice is worse than giving no advice. You have no idea what a pullrite superglide hitch is or how it works. Without the capture plate the hitch would not operate properly and damage would occur.

No need for a capture plate as long as you visually verify your hitch is PROPERLY latched and there is no space between the pinbox plate and the hitch plate.