5th wheel hitch for puck system
Picked up our new 2016 ram 3500 today ...our old ram 2003 has a husky slider that we have only used four times since we've only had our fifth wheel since last fall...The new truck has the factory inst...
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kimomjtb wrote:in other words I'm just wondering what makes it worth it paying all that extra money if a less expensive will do the same thing what is the difference...we are not full timers at this point and probably never will be but it would be nice to be able to tow for longer distances than just 2 to 3 hours and feel comfortableCummins12V98 wrote:we may just bite the bullet but I was wondering is it definitely a more stable way of towing then using the picture frame with the current hitch..I mean I want ta decent hitch and I want to be comfortable towing ...I remember when we got our long travel trailer years ago we bit the bullet and bought a Hensley hitch and we never regretted it ...is this going to be something like that where it's such a good thing that we should just invest in it thank you
"Discovered that the Curt is a little more temperamental coupling and uncoupling"
As I mentioned on your other post Curt and Reese can be difficult to hitch. IMHO If the $1,159 is too much for the puck system Companion I would do as MeAgain suggests and get the Demco Picture frame adapter and use your hitch. Personally i would sell what you have and buy the B&W. You will thank me!
Does anyone know if the B&W 20K Companion will work with the gooseneck part of the RAM? If so that would be a good option also.
