Lightest slider hitch?
We just bought a 2020 SRW Ram 3500 mega cab (the cab is a godsend with 3 kids), and it only came in a short bed. With five of us riding in the truck and the desire to pull a decent sized toy hauler pa...
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Cummins12V98 wrote:
If you want to have your pin behind the axle center and NOT need a slider IMHO is a bad idea.
You have a 3500 get the B&W slider and don't look back, you WILL thank me!!!
If you are concerned about 1-200# pounds you are cutting things too close and need a bigger truck!
Not true on the first sentence ,have towed thousands of miles with an Andersen hitch, so have many others . A friend just did about three thousand miles for work up in Alaska with the Andersen ,not a problem,
I have also towed with a manual slider, and no regardless of the brand, I will not thank anyone , they are noisy, heavy, and being manual people have a tendency not to use them, the list goes on . The Superglide is temperamental, and CANNOT be hitched or unhitched at much of an angle.
But I do agree with you on the last part, making it about 100-200 lbs. is not the way to go. But its looks like the cart is before the horse here, and the Andersen is a great choice, coming form someone that knows, and tows with one.
