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Cummins12V98
Feb 14, 2016Explorer III
IdaD wrote:Cummins12V98 wrote:IdaD wrote:
I'd put an Andersen up against any hitch on the market in terms of build quality. It's a very stout and very well constructed piece of steel, and it tows rock solid. It's ideal for rough terrain because it has a good range of motion and can be easily hitched on uneven ground.
I don't understand why some need to constantly put it down and say it's weak based on how it looks (give me a break). If you don't want to use it fine, but there's no reason to bash a good product.
I assume you are referring to me and that's fine. The OP is trying to make a decision, I gave my OPINION and listed some of the negatives. Why do so many get so defensive?
I have said MANY times that the Anderson is a quality hitch but "I" think it's way over rated.
I'm not defensive. I just think there's no reason to bash a quality competitor to promote the product you prefer. Based on my experience I think the Andersen is a great choice and I prefer it to B&W. But I don't feel compelled to bash it just because I prefer the Andersen.
It's a pet peeve of mine. It's like when a salesman spends his time knocking competitors instead of promoting what he's trying to sell me. I generally assume he's bashing the other guy cause he doesn't have much good to say about what he's selling.
Sour to upset you. OP is trying to figure what hitch to buy.
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