Fifth wheel hitch problem - uncoupling
We've been fifth wheeling for four years and never had a problem with our hitch uncoupling but it has happened twice in our last two trips last summer and fall. We have a Husky 16K traditional hitch ...
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Me Again wrote:
Someone would had to not look at all at their B&W to do what Ken posted. The Trailer would be setting about 3-4" aft on the hitch. NEVER let someone distract you while hitching or flushing your holding tank.
Chris
I think he just backed/bumped into the closed jaws, did a pull test thankfully, but didn't even give the hitch a good look. I can't say for sure, but I think if the jaws were open, when backing, and pin went into hitch, closing jaws/closing arm, I don't think jaws would open, even if the locking pin was not installed.
Did someone have a bad tank flushing experience? :E
Jerry
