Do I really need a sliding hitch?
I know there are probably lots of opinions on this topic, but that's what I'm looking for. I need the pro's and con's. And I've already heard the "which would you rather pay for, a slider or new tru...
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Your driving down the road and behold you see traffic backed up and an officer is rerouting all vehicles due to a bridge out. You have to make a U-turn.. Your now screwed.. there goes your 79 degree theory.
The point being you never know what obstacles lay ahead. As stated before,,, get a Pullrite and be done with it. Nothing to release or to lock. Turn as you please and it does the rest. Don't believe the newer boxes wont hit your cab. Mine most definitely will if my slider didn't move back.
The point being you never know what obstacles lay ahead. As stated before,,, get a Pullrite and be done with it. Nothing to release or to lock. Turn as you please and it does the rest. Don't believe the newer boxes wont hit your cab. Mine most definitely will if my slider didn't move back.
