Torklift Superhitch
I have my 2000 Jeep Cherokee set up for towing behind the camper. This worked well, with no extension required, with the Northstar 8.5 Arrow. My AF990 extends somewhat further back requiring a diffe...
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bighatnohorse wrote:
I was told that the four foot SuperTruss weighs 98-pounds by a behind-the-counter person at Torklift in Kent, WA.
The SuperHitch/SuperTruss set up, while heavy, is a real beast and provides peace of mind, confidence and a skinny wallet.
I can believe that, said well over 60 lbs, maybe I shud have said just under 100:) Glad those days of squatting under the 3.5' camper overhang while trying to slip the truss in are over. When new it slipped right in but after a couple New England winters the corrosion in the hitch makes everything a PIA. My tow beast is shorter and a ton lighter, being only 28" or so I can put it on first then back under camper. Because of angle truck came in at I cud back under old camper with 4' truss but loaded cud not pull out without burying the end of the truss into the driveway. Still have a hole from the first time I tried, took a lot of time and ingenuity to get truck out of that predicament
