Fifth wheel slider hitch options
My truck is a 2001 F350 crewcab with a 6'9" bed. I thought my mind was made up on a Pullrite superslide, Now after talking to a few people I'm thinking it might be to heavy? I'm already half boinic wi...
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tcamper wrote:
I agree with "Me again". I bought my electric hoist at Harbor Freight for about $70 and I also use one finger to lift my hitch.
I just back in and position under the hoist....raise the hitch ....... drive away and then lower the hitch onto a cart.
One finger!!
Thats all fine ,and dandy if you are home. I too have the same hoist in my garage ,and its great to install ,and remove that monster of a hitch ,and picture frame adapter I have.
The big issue for me is I'm a fisherman, and spend several weeks away from home with my inflatable pontoon boat , I need my hitch out of my truck to transport my equipment back ,and forth from the lakes. I have to take it apart or get someone to help remove it. The Andersen would be a perfect solution for me. Just need to make the move.
Several here on this forum are pretty adamant about the Andersen, but as usual none of them have ever owned an Andersen. For the most part most who do have the Andersen love them.
