B&W Companion vs Andersen Ultimate Showdown!

fj12ryder wrote:

ependydad wrote:

fj12ryder wrote:
The people on the scene said that the fact that the truck didn't roll over saved the people in the truck from possible serious injury.

An acquaintance of mine rolled his camper over on ice a few years back. Same thing- hitch head popped off of the arms.

In talking with B&W, they said it was by design to keep the camper from pulling the truck over in the event of a rollover.

Personally I would much rather separate from the 5th wheel in the case of a rollover, but it's pretty easy for them to state, after the incident, that "Yeah, we planned it that way". :) Either way, it works for me.

I think I feel that way- but I like the idea of the truck definitely being kept in front of the fifth wheel vs. it coming through the back window.

So basically- I just don't want to wreck and find out in either direction. :B