Shopping for a 5th wheel
Hello all. Looks like a lot of good info here. I see you keep an eye out for others safety regarding their tow rigs. I have a '14 f250 with 6.2 gas motor. The 5th wheel I looked at today was about 8,0...
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Mjmccaig wrote:
I already have a flip over B&W ball in the bed. I need that for other trailers. So I'm leaning towards putting a ball adapter on the RV. I'm not too concerned about negotiating a price, but just looking for general guidance. What are some common mistakes made buying your first 5th wheel? is one AC unit enough in hot climates? It can get close to 100 here with the heat index.
What features will I wish I had gotten that are easily overlooked being as I've never owned one? Experienced Folks, help me out here.....
I have a B&W flip over ball and I bought a Andersen Ultimate hitch adapter and it works out great for my new 5th wheel. It's simple to remove and only weighs 37 lbs. One person can easily remove it and you have your pick up bed back and you can now pull a goose neck again. For me it's the perfect set up. If you install a regular 5th wheel hitch in your truck, it's there to stay. Too hard and too heavy to take in and out.
