Hitch choice
Hi everyone. I own a 2017 F350 6.2L long bed crew cab, and I’m in the market for my first 5th wheel hitch after 10+ years of bumper pulling. I’ve heard good things about B&W, but they of course ma...
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dryfly wrote:cummins2014 wrote:
Basically what some are saying is they never forget to do all those things, you know what they say about never .
And, I'm sure there are those who "never" forget to do a pull test.
Everyone has to have the hookup routine that makes them feel the most confident that they have done everything possible to prevent failure. Also, they pay the consequences of their actions if they are wrong. Sounds like there are different opinions out there.
After reading lots of posts through the years I've found there are lots of good brands of hitches and everyone has their favorite, as well as their own hookup procedure. I still enjoy learning from everyone on this forum.
It is certainly a process that has to be followed regardless of how you do it. I do see where one has backed off a bit on the no need for a pull test with the B&W.
You can do whatever you want when you hookup, but to come on a forum and advise against the general wisdom of hooking up , that there is no need for a " PULL TEST " is bad advice. B&W or not .
