Pullrite Super Glide? or Reese manual?
I have a 2015 F-250 6.2 short box or 6 3/4 and the prices I got to day were Super Glide and all the you need with it was $686 more than the Reese Glide manual hitch. Is it worth the money?? Also how o...
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I would wait to buy a hitch until you buy your RV. Many will not need a slider, and even if you do, you can make it part of the package when you are buying the RV.
This^^.
We have a Pullrite and have had several occasions where we have had to make tight U-turns. It is great to never have to worry about the trailer hitting the cab or go through the inconvenience of operating a manual slider.
Have a buddy who has a Reese manual slider. Been thinking of nicknaming him "TwiceBump" since he has "kissed" the back of his short-bed Dodge on a couple of occasions.:B The repair cost of one incident was more than the cost difference between the Reese and the Pullrite.
