Slider hitch vs Anderson rail mount question.
I have a Reese sliding hitch. Reese says the slider moves the hitch back 10 inches when in the manuver position. The Anderson I believe says it moves the hitch point back 9 inches. My Reese says not t...
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Dumoldles wrote:
The Anderson hitch doesn't move...it stays static in place
Check out the Andersen Internet site for clarification
Great hitch very maneuverable with any size bed.
I understand the Anderson doesn't move. Why is it the Anderson places the pin 9 inches or so back of the centerline and the Reese when slid back says for manuvering only don't tow like that?
The reason I ask is I used my slider this afternoon and thought why not just leave it slid back. Reese says this is a no-no.
