Sidewinder 5th Airborne

[chipster]

I'm looking at purchasing a 5th wheel toy hauler and this Sidwinder Kingpin seems to me like the way to go with my short box. I like the side winder airborne for these reasons....1. built in shock/airbag 2. ease of hooking up and disconnecting. 3. my hitch will be able to hook up to other trailers if for some reason I have to( No catch plate).

My question is what hitch to I get with this Sidewinder....dual pivoting, are they all adjustable for height height.

I did like the Super Glide but I understand you have to be more in a straight line to hook up and I would have to purchase a Airborne kingpin also to help with the chucking.

Thanks

[n7bsn]

I have the superglide with an Airborne. As long as you have the right adapter for the king-pin box it should not be an issue.

Yes, you can only hitch/unhitch within +/- 16 (?) degrees of center line. While I did (once) hitch the old RBW at 90, it was an unusual situation ( I had gotten parked in, while un-hitched)

[carringb]

Keep in mind the Sidewinder moves the pivot point behind the axle, so you lose the stability advantage of a fifth wheel.

[hammer21661]

I think you can lock a super glide if that makes a difference. if not the pullrite super fifth or the reese elite.