Question on 5er hitches

Thank you all for responses.

You have the pucks so get the best standard hitch on the market, slider or non slider B&W.

The Andersen and Pullrite Superlite are not really gooseneck hitches. They do use a ball, but the ball is on top of an elevated frame and the ball receiver is mounted right on the pin box frame. True gooseneck hitches have the ball in the bed and an extended arm from the pin box to reach down to the bed, hence the “gooseneck” looking frame member. The gooseneck adapters are essentially a lever putting additional torque stresses on the pin box. The Andersen and Pullrite do not put that same torque on the pin box.

Now after being a bit long winded, there have been some reports of the Andersen failing. But many are very happy with them.

There are several older discussions on Anderson failures. There are also many many discussions on hitch vs goosenecks. The general consesus is RVs are not suited for a goose nech hitch. The upper deck area is simply not steong enough to handle the added stresses a goose neck can place on the frame.
Best thing you could do is add a suspension pin box, either a morride or air ride will do more for your ride comfort than about anything else.