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Superglide vs Sidewinder

bobcouch
Explorer
Explorer
I have been towing for the last 9 years with a Superglide hitch and have no complaints at all. I've even posted kudos for their excellent customer service.
Now, my next-door neighbor is buying a toy hauler and has asked my advice about the right setup for his short bed truck.
I'm leaning toward advising him to get a Sidewinder Elite instead of a sliding hitch, abut all I know about them is from YouTube videos.
Is there anyone who has had experience with both?
What would you recommend?
Bob and Honey Couch
2008 Keystone Everest
2007 Dodge MegaCab w/ 5.9 Cummins
http://boggythicket.blogspot.com/
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C_B_
Explorer
Explorer
Why would you tell your friend to buy a hitch and a pin box:? when all he needs to buy is the Pullrite Superglide hitch. The Toy Hauler comes with a pin box.

Sidewinder$1100.00 +Reese 18K hitch $720.00 = $1820.00


Pullrite Superglide 18K $1089.00

You already know about Pullrites product & great service & support.

C.B.
CBVP2004~FORD~F350~CC~LARIAT~SRW~SB~4X4~6.0D~
AUTO~PULLRITE 16K SUPERGLIDE~DEMCO GLIDERIDE~
PRODIGY CONTROLLER~C-BETR MIRRORS~EMS-HW50C~

Butch/Barb=2013-Cedar Creek 36CKTS
Kris/Katy=2006-Cherokee 32B

2001400ex
Explorer
Explorer
Anderson ultimate hitch. Just bought one for my system and it's nice to be able to easily remove from the bed, with no rails. It also performs well towing. I haven't gotten to 90 degrees but I haven't but the cab of my pickup yet either.
2017 Forest River Stealth SA2816
2020 GMC Denali 3500 Duramax
Anderson ultimate fifth wheel hitch