Any Hensley Owners with an extra stinger?

jmiller wrote:
Do a nationwide search on Craigslist (searchtempest) that's where I found mine.

How do you do a nationwide search on Craigslist? Other than going in manually city by city?

Do a nationwide search on Craigslist (searchtempest) that's where I found mine.

They are out on the website. I have spoken with Sean and he says they won't go back into production until possibly this fall due to high demand for the ProPride hitch.

boosTT wrote:
I have an 8" and need an 2" or 4"...

I've been waiting forever for ProPride to make more adjustable brackets. About ready to give up on them.

I bought an adjustable stinger from Sean Woodruff at PP a few months back. Nicely made. Are you saying that he isn't accepting orders? We had a sort of group buy over at AIR (Airstream).

Still holding out, specifically for a 2" drop stinger. Anyone have one? Propride hasn't made any more yet...

Thanks, guys. The used hitch that I got came with an 8", and my dad will definitely need a 4" or 2". Haven't physically installed the hitch yet, but I am positive that will be the case.

No lifetime warranty for me, although I can pay $500 for a lifetime warranty since I got the hitch second hand.

ProPride is not looking good for the adjustable, as noted above. I talked to them last week and they are behind on regular production and the guy couldn't even give me a time frame they would produce the adjustable stinger. Said they were trying to fulfill existing orders at the moment.

I have an 8" and need an 2" or 4"...

I've been waiting forever for ProPride to make more adjustable brackets. About ready to give up on them.

I carry spare everything for the Hensley, except a spare stinger....

What you can do after you install the hitch, level the trailer and measure from the ground to the bottom of the stinger opening on the Hensley. Add 1/2" to this measurement (the opening is 3" square, the stinger is 2"). Then measure from the ground to the bottom of the receiver on the truck. Subtract 1/2" from this measurement to allow for some squatting when hitched up. That should get you pretty close as to whether you want a 2" or a 4".

Hard to find, they have a exchange program if you have the life time warranty, you may want to give them a call. Did you do the math to compute the correct drop? I just noticed you have a Hensely so you more than like already know all this, good luck.

Jim