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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Cummins12V98 wrote:Me Again wrote:bpounds wrote:Cummins12V98 wrote:
If you don't like what I have to say BLOCK ME!!!
NO WAY! It's too much fun watching the B&W fan club bubble burst.
Only Ken's bubble burst, as he screwed up, just like everyone that drops a trailer with the exception of Reese owners that can do everything correct and still drop a trailer, as has been reported many times. Chris
I have walked the campgrounds for years and there has been one common theme to the VAST majority of damaged beds, this type of hitch whether it's Valley or REESE. I don't know what the problem is but there IS a problem with this type of hitch.
THAT is NOT "BASHING".
Yes, likely because they are the most common hitch on the market.
If Kennethwooster had been as sure of his B&W as you, he would have dropped his fiver also.
I would say that 99 percent of the issues is OPERATOR ERROR, and neither you or Chris, have come back to state that if you don't touch the hitch after backing in, will the pin be captured, and not release driving down the road.
