Pullright Superlite Hitch

[Justaguy]

Does anyone own one of these? If so, how do you like it?

Yep...my mistake. Superlite. One of these

[mudmaker]

First I've seen of it. Looks like it would be real nice. I don't like all the pieces on the super rails. Lots of parts for me to lose.

[Second_Chance]

Justaguy wrote:
Thanks! I appreciate the advise. I am familiar with the Anderson but was looking at other options too. I wish someone who owned one was on the forum.

The SuperLite hasn't been available very long at all... you might have to wait a while for someone to purchase and install one and then happen on to the forum.

Rob

[Justaguy]

Thanks! I appreciate the advise. I am familiar with the Anderson but was looking at other options too. I wish someone who owned one was on the forum.

[RollandB]

I recently went from a shortbed to longbed truck. In the shortbed I had a Superglide so really looked hard at the Superlite before making my final decision. Looked at all the videos including the one where a Superlite was crushed. My final decision for my new hitch was a B&W Companion. It might be heavier, but it has stood the test of time and that can't be said yet with the Superlite. The thought of picking it up out of the box and hanging it on a wall in the garage was nice, but heft won out for me.

[ralphnjoann]

I purchased an Andersen Ultimate rail mount hitch to replace an RBL Li'l Rocker, a conventional rail mount. Best RV investment I ever made. I can't speak to characteristics of the Pullrite as I've never owned one or seen it discussed in this forum, but if this is the style you are looking for, you won't go wrong with an Andersen.

[Second_Chance]

It's the same design principle as the Andersen Ultimate. We love our Andersen Ultimate and, had the PullRite been available when we bought our hitch, I certainly would have considered it. It's a great design concept and saves us a couple of hundred pounds of hitch weight since we have a 3/4 ton truck and a mid-size fifth wheel. Also - for the models that mount in the bed using the gooseneck ball - DO NOT confuse these hitches with gooseneck adapters. From an engineering standpoint, they are completely different and do not put the stresses on the pin box or trailer frame that gooseneck adapters do.

Rob

[BB_TX]

Superlite maybe???