Gooseneck fifth wheel adapter question
Looking for input on the Anderson gooseneck adapter. I'm in the process of purchaseing a new fifth wheel toy hauler. I currently have a B&W gooseneck hitch already installed in my truck. The new trail...
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ependydad wrote:
I'll admit, this is all the farther I've made it into this thread.BucknMindy wrote:
The idea of something much lighter is a selling factor also as well as the smooth ride.
The ride was the exact reason that I got rid of my Andersen. With my truck and trailer combination, it was so bad that my wife was in pain from it. She couldn't take back to back travel days.
I wrote a full review here:
http://learntorv.com/andersen-ultimate/
I got the hitch so that I could do a direct head-to-head comparison to the B&W Companion since both hitches have fanatical fan bases:
http://learntorv.com/the-hitch-showdown/
Yet, you don't mention this in your reviews...
Also, in your AUH review, you claim that no safety chains are necessary. NOT true. Here in AZ, if the connector's a ball, pintle or clevis, you must use safety chains...period.
Lyle
