Forum Discussion
- Each to his own. I see it as a solution in search of a problem. Just grab it and go. Can't imagine I'd need a special tool for that.
- We have one and it really does work well. As someone else stated, it makes it easier to carry the hitch, balanced and away from the body.
- Love it! One of those things I never knew I needed until I got it. Makes moving and putting the hitchhead on my Equalizer hitch into the receiver a heck of a lot easier,
- I have one (short, old lady) and I LOVE it.
- I have one but can;t use it anymore because the new truck needed a big drop shank. But I thought it was a nice way to move the hitch around when it was set up for the old truck.
- I don't have one and instead have one of my adult sons mount / dismount the hitch head for me. ;) This HitchGrip is an interesting idea but it doesn't solve my biggest problem with any WD hitch head - weight - still gotta lift it. :( I suspect the better solution for me would be to invest in an Andersen No-Sway WD Hitch which is significantly lighter than anything else. :)
- HitchGrip - I like it - A lot, it turns a two handed lug job into a one handed job from storage into the hitch receiver TxTwoSome has a great do it your self solution - either way these devices balance the weight and will make the task of moving your heavy hitch easier,
- I have one...It's great.
I have a hip replacement and a bad back. I was really having trouble handling the extra heavy Blue Ox hitch head until I bought HitchGrip. It's become a MUST HAVE for me. - I don't have one but a previous owner welded a handle on my Equal-i-zer. It makes it a lot easier to handle.
- I looked at this for my hitch. I decided i could make one.
I will attach a picture of what i made.
It works great and was CHEAP!
http://s365.photobucket.com/user/bgrfor3/media/Trailer%20Mods/Hitch%20Head%20Handle3.jpg.html?o=19
