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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jerem0621 wrote:just me wrote:
You still do not have a FLAT floor when its removed.
You are right...you still have to get out and turn over the gooseneck ball with the gooseneck adaptor version of the Andersen. Then you have a flat floor..
There are two versions of the Ultimate Fifth Wheel, the gooseneck and the rail version. Similar to the B&W model...they make a Companion that mates to the turnover ball and the Patriot that attaches to industry standard rails. The big difference with the Andersen Ultimate gooseneck version is that it mates to ANY gooseneck receiver...Curt, Reese, B&W, Unagoose, Drop N' Lock, Blue Ox, and the fixed gooseneck balls...
the only ones I can think of that wouldn't work is the gooseneck plates that attach to fiver rails like "The Goose" or the Pro Series gooseneck plate...the. Again..Those are rail accessories.
Thanks!
Jeremiah
yep, once you remove the ball that the Andersen mounts to, the bed of the truck has nothing in it..clean bed...
