IdaD wrote:
I think they're more solid than any of the turnover ball setups, which can have bed deflection issues.
B&W has 3/4" thick cross bars under the bed so there is no deflection issues.
IdaD wrote:
There are lots of great options these days. B&W has a great reputation so I don't think you can go wrong with them if you go that way. Or Andersen for that matter. Lots seem to like Pullright too - never used one myself but the biggest knock I've heard on them is you need to be real level to hitch it up.
The companion hitch has a fully articulating head allows front to back and side to side pivoting.
