So light a child can remove it from the truck
Check out This Video From Andersen on their new Aluminum Ultimate Fifth Wheel hitch... No this isn't the 9 minute version with a lot of bad acting. Just the good stuff. Game Changer? I don't ...
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psuce wrote:
My question on the Anderson gooseneck to fifth wheel adapter is can the Anderson hitch be flipped front to back? Looking at pics of it, when you install it the hitch base is centered 5-6" behind your gooseneck ball. Then when you add the kingpin adapter you're another 5-6" behind that, so when it's all said and done the king pin is now 10-12" behind center of axle (assuming your gooseneck is installed within centerline of your axle). In my long bed I would rather be centered, does anyone know if this can be accommodated on the Anderson? Here is a pic for reference:
Is there a reason you don't flip the aluminum coupler and/or the actual hitch to get it closer to where you want to be?
I have the rail version and I can move the ball closer to the front or rear of my bed by just flipping the hitch.
Similarly I can move the kingpin of my trailer closer to the ball by just flipping the aluminum coupler around.
