Question for Hensley or Propride owners
I am considering purchase of this type of hitch. Problem is that I will have trailer stowed at an indoor facility where they move the trailers in and out for us. They would need access to the ball h...
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I would be taking the trailer in and out of storage about 6 times a year. Sounds like the hard part is dealing with the weight of the hitch, that it actually comes off and goes back on without a lot of complication. About how much does the hitch head weigh?
Yes, they use a tractor. I will talk to them if I get the hitch about rigging something up. I just need a plan B if they are unwilling to accommodate this kind of setup.
Thanks for the reply! Dan
Yes, they use a tractor. I will talk to them if I get the hitch about rigging something up. I just need a plan B if they are unwilling to accommodate this kind of setup.
Thanks for the reply! Dan
camp-n-family wrote:
Definitely not convenient. If it was just at the beginning and end of the season then not a big deal. I take mine off for the winter anyways. To do it regularly would be a PITA. Unhooking it from the TT isn't too hard, just pull the pins off the spring bars, unlatch and pull ahead with everything on the TV. Not really much more work than any other hitch. The problem is dealing with the heavy and awkward hitch head and dirty spring bars after it's unhitched.
Do they use a tractor or something to move it? Is it possible to use the stinger with it? Our dealer uses a tractor with a 2" square tube welded on so any draw bar will work, including my Hensley stinger.
