jmtandem wrote:
but (the dealer) thinks I may be happier with the Andersen hitch.
First I would ask why? Then I would go with the Anderson if the dealer makes sense.
I did ask why. The advantages that he listed were the unique design,how the hitch works (which after some research I understand a little better) the ease of use, and the lightweight (which spoke to me because my back is not as strong as it used to be). He also said that this hitch is extremely quiet compared to the Equal-i-zer, and my wife gets nervous every time that hitch pops and cracks even though I explain that is normal for metal on metal contact.