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DReisinger's avatar
DReisinger
Explorer
Nov 09, 2018

Pro Series 15000 Hitch

Recently purchased a used Dodge 3500 Cummins with a Pro Series 1500 hitch mounted in bed. I wrecked my 97 which had a Reese 20K in it. Does anyone have experience with this hitch. It doesn't tilt side to side like my Reese, thinking I may change out the Pro Series for the Reese
  • Best to switch to the 4 way tilt. I agree with your thinking.
    chevman PS maybe just the top would be needed if that is possible.
  • I have a newer one, that has the tilt. Maybe just a head will be cheaper and mate up. Although the whole hitch may be cheaper in our wacky world.
  • DReisinger wrote:
    Recently purchased a used Dodge 3500 Cummins with a Pro Series 1500 hitch mounted in bed. I wrecked my 97 which had a Reese 20K in it. Does anyone have experience with this hitch. It doesn't tilt side to side like my Reese, thinking I may change out the Pro Series for the Reese


    I have the same hitch, never had any issues.
  • 4x4ord's avatar
    4x4ord
    Explorer III
    If you had to buy a hitch I would recommend that you buy a B&W. As it is I think you should try the hitch you have and see how you like it. The side to side tilting is not a must.
  • If you have the puck system I "HIGHLY" advise one of these, you WILL thank me.

  • DR, I have a 2003 Reese 15K Pro that I still use and it has the side tilt head. Is the one you have a Reese or different brand? That Companion looks like a sweet hitch.
  • I just went from a Curt 16K that finally wore out after a number of years to a 18k B&W Patriot 5th Wheel Hitch, wish I would have done it a few years back ...

    Safe travels :)
  • ChuckV1 wrote:
    I just went from a Curt 16K that finally wore out after a number of years to a 18k B&W Patriot 5th Wheel Hitch, wish I would have done it a few years back ...

    Safe travels :)


    That Patriot is a great hitch for a good price. If using a rail hitch, you'd be hard pressed to find a better one.

    Jerry