Hitch / receiver extension question
The 2000 Lance 1130 TC we just purchased came with a 4' (approx.) extension for towing a trailer, which I was excited to get. I know in the future I would like to tow a trailer for various purpose...
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I have seen the other receivers along side the SuperHitch and can easily see how Torklift builds them up for the additional leverage of an extension. The others are not primarily designed for this type of application. I feel you have to choose the right tool for the job. If you want tow heavy off the receiver, there plenty of fine choices. If you want to tow heavy off an extension, only one receiver was purposely designed for this task.
Although I don't like paying more than I have to for these tools, I see the value in the design and have been willing buy these receivers for my last two trucks because it is the right receiver for the application. If your fabrication has the same lifetime guaranty and ratings with extensions as Torklift, it sounds like you think you could sell an equal or superior product for less. I am open to seeing your products because competition is good for everyone - The manufacturers are pushed to improve their product and the customers get more value.
Although I don't like paying more than I have to for these tools, I see the value in the design and have been willing buy these receivers for my last two trucks because it is the right receiver for the application. If your fabrication has the same lifetime guaranty and ratings with extensions as Torklift, it sounds like you think you could sell an equal or superior product for less. I am open to seeing your products because competition is good for everyone - The manufacturers are pushed to improve their product and the customers get more value.
