First Time with ProPride
So we just made our first drive with the ProPride hitch. Although it was only about 25 miles, it included hills (up and down), curves at freeway speeds, and a bit of breezy weather. This hitch is ...
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Wayne & Tin-Bender,
Regarding the situation where the truck rear is pointing down and so is the tongue of the trailer, I think swiveling on the ball (as Tin-Bender suggested) may explain it for the PP; however, I have the Hensley and I believe the struts are going to prevent swiveling on the ball. I can't explain it for the Hensley other than maybe the struts prevent such a situation. That is, the entire assembly will always be in the same plane.
Or maybe there is enough play between the upper and lower head assemblies.
Maybe someone else has something to add.
Regarding the situation where the truck rear is pointing down and so is the tongue of the trailer, I think swiveling on the ball (as Tin-Bender suggested) may explain it for the PP; however, I have the Hensley and I believe the struts are going to prevent swiveling on the ball. I can't explain it for the Hensley other than maybe the struts prevent such a situation. That is, the entire assembly will always be in the same plane.
Or maybe there is enough play between the upper and lower head assemblies.
Maybe someone else has something to add.
