demco vs drawrite sliding hitch
between demco and drawrite sliding hitches , which is the better one? moving from a class c and i just bought a 5th wheeler which empty is 9700 lbs and max wt is 11200 and plan to pull with a chevy 1...
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I installed a Demco 21K Auto Slide in my RAM. I'll never go back to a manual slider. Being able make the tight turns in a fueling station without worry was worth enough for me. Not to mention the tight turns in some campgrounds.
After being around fivers since 1977, I can say that after all of the research I've performed, lead me to the Demco. And the guys at the Demco manufacturing facility are the best to speak with and answer any and all of your questions. A standard pin box does not need a capture plate for the Demco auto slide. Again a major advantage over the Pullrite.
Now for the tow vehicle you have.... it is too small, light duty, little....call it what you want, go to a 2500 with a 3.73 rear or a 4.10. It'll pull great and you may also have enough truck when you get your next (bigger) fiver.
After being around fivers since 1977, I can say that after all of the research I've performed, lead me to the Demco. And the guys at the Demco manufacturing facility are the best to speak with and answer any and all of your questions. A standard pin box does not need a capture plate for the Demco auto slide. Again a major advantage over the Pullrite.
Now for the tow vehicle you have.... it is too small, light duty, little....call it what you want, go to a 2500 with a 3.73 rear or a 4.10. It'll pull great and you may also have enough truck when you get your next (bigger) fiver.
