Sliding Hitch: Do I need one???
I am looking to move up to a 5th wheel in the near future and will need to get a new truck as well (probably a new Ford F-350 diesel). I am still torn between a long and short bed truck. The long be...
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I forgot to move the slider once. Now I have a crease in the cab.
I now have a slider where I do not have to do anything with it. It automagically slides back as the turn radius tightens.
When I get home from a trip I make a 190 degree u-turn at maximum turn of the truck. This is probably not normal towing for most people, but it is for me.
My first hitch required that I climb into the bed of the truck to insert a pin to prevent the slide from sliding while on the road. I got tired of that quickly. I damaged that hitch so had to buy a new one. I have a super glide and love it.
I now have a slider where I do not have to do anything with it. It automagically slides back as the turn radius tightens.
When I get home from a trip I make a 190 degree u-turn at maximum turn of the truck. This is probably not normal towing for most people, but it is for me.
My first hitch required that I climb into the bed of the truck to insert a pin to prevent the slide from sliding while on the road. I got tired of that quickly. I damaged that hitch so had to buy a new one. I have a super glide and love it.
