Best place to buy hitch

GWolfe wrote:

Cummins12V98 wrote:

If you want to support a young couple that are traveling the US in their RV I would contact www.mortonsonthemove.com. They have a Blog that is really great, well worth watching their informative RV and sight seeing vids.

Oh great all I need is another blog of people living/traveling in their RV, there goes my weekend. I can think of four that I follow already.

HA, yea but theirs is really great!

Cummins12V98 wrote:

If you want to support a young couple that are traveling the US in their RV I would contact www.mortonsonthemove.com. They have a Blog that is really great, well worth watching their informative RV and sight seeing vids.

Oh great all I need is another blog of people living/traveling in their RV, there goes my weekend. I can think of four that I follow already.

The Andersen hitches are ALL priced the same no matter where you buy them.

If you want to support a young couple that are traveling the US in their RV I would contact www.mortonsonthemove.com. They have a Blog that is really great, well worth watching their informative RV and sight seeing vids. On their home page top right click on "SHOP".

The hitches ship directly from the factory.

I believe they sell the full line of Andersen products.

We met them at the DRV Factory last Summer, they did a vid about the tour.

RAS43 wrote:

GordonThree wrote:
etrailer.com ... their customer service is top notch.

X2 Great company!

X3 or is it 4 now, like others have said their customer service is the best.

Amazon or Etrailer. Most likely Amazon will be cheaper, but Etrailer service is second to none! But FWIW, I've also never had a single problem on AMazon with CS either. Its Just Etrailer is more personal....so either one!

In my opinion if your under the weight rating of the hitch and both are rated the same, I wouldn't be afraid of the alum hitch as they've come along way over the years in the manufacturing and metallurgical process.

N-Trouble wrote:
Tweety's

Believe the steel and Al are rated the same BUT we all know steel is stronger. I have the steel version and can still hang on the wall in my garage.

Tweety's

I have the steel version. Can't say which is stronger. My gut tells me the steel is more robust but that's a huge guess and assumption on my part. I can say that it's not terrible to lift in and out of the truck even though it's twice the weight if the aluminum version.

GordonThree wrote:
etrailer.com ... their customer service is top notch.

X2 Great company!