Husky hitches
I am in the sad process of selling my truck camper to come to the dark side of 5th wheels. We have already selected the 5th wheel, Keystone Cougar 244RL. We want short and this 26'9" overall length ...
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Cummins12V98 wrote:
I don't care if they gave me a Husky for free I would not use it!
"but I do not want to skimp out on something this important"
Your words above.
Until you have towed with a B&W you really don't know what a quality easy to use hitch is all about.
I thought RBW was great until I listened to a friend and bought a B&W.
You won't find anyone saying I wish I did not have a B&W.
You already have a top quality truck now get a top quality hitch to go with it!
tweetys.com is the place to buy B&W.
I have to agree with you guys on the B&W being a quality hitch, but what I would like to hear from you or other B&W owners is what the OP is giving up with purchasing a Husky hitch. I have towed with a couple different hitches, and found no issues with the purpose of a fifth wheel hitch. both were solid, and did what they were supposed to do . I have no doubt the Husky will do the same. Is the B&W going to tow a fifth any different then any other hitch ? I can't imagine how it could. The only hitches I am aware that change the quality of towing is the air ride hitches or pin boxes. Fixed hitches IMO will all tow the same, some are more noisy then others, but I have to guess it would mostly be the sliding hitches that make more noise then a fixed non slider.
To the OP I would not hesitate getting the Husky, I would comparison shop to see if in all reality you are getting a good price on it. As many have said they have had many years service from husky hitches with no issues. I wouldn't let the naysayers scare you away from a quality hitch, and a good deal.
