Should I get a new hitch in my new truck
I am planning to trade in my 2008 F250 for a 2021 or 2022 model. Back in 2008 I was told I needed a slider for my standard bed truck, so I went with a Pull-rite Superglide. So far I haven’t had any si...
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MFL wrote:cummins2014 wrote:MFL wrote:ford truck guy wrote:
you can get decent cash for the Pullrite... I did this 2 years ago when my 2020 long bed Ford was due to hit... I Sold the perfectly good circa 2006 Pullrite for $400.00 and put that money towards a Brand Spanking New B & W Companion and am thrilled I did.....
Testament to my statement above "who doesn't want a new hitch in their new truck"!
Good advice here!
Jerry
I didn't, the Reese Signature hitch I had at the time was just fine . Plus getting the adapter at that time ,gave me plenty of options. Also accommodated my steel Andersen later on ,which IMO can't be beat for simplicity easy of hitching etc etc etc .
But if I had that Superglide , I would dump it ,after seeing the issues I have seen with them .
Most times Sons are more spoiled, than their Dad! Did your Son get a new hitch yet, for that Super new truck he just got? Since he got the best truck, hoping he got the best drop in hitch too! :C
Hope he is enjoying all!
Jerry
He hasn't got a fifth wheel yet ,so no hitch yet .
I have two sons ,one a Ford fan, probably because I owned a Superduty for 16 years , I jumped ship ,and went to the Ram.:) IMO that Ford had NOTHING over on the Ram , other then the mirrors. The other son, smarter then both his brother ,and dad :B just ordered a new Ram 3500 , his fourth new Ram, and I got to say the three he's had have been excellent trucks , big reason he's stayed with the Ram truck , and a lot of the reason I went Ram, being around his ,and driving it .
