Im making the jump from a popup to a 5th wheel camper and just ran into a snag. I have an 08 Dodge 2500 with the 6'4" bed, and I bought a pullrite superglide 16k, seems like a great idea. The insanely expensive mounting kit will arrive in a few day...
rjxj wrote:Find the FW, look at the numbers on the pin box, check CW for the correct plate. UPS will get it to you pretty quick if you cant find one in stock.Yes, picture frame here, short profile foot there and the next thing you know you spend $2,5...
n7bsn wrote:The problem with welding anything to the pin-box, is that pin-box can now ONLY be used on a Pullrite Superglide.That's why my capture plate is a bolt-on.I can remove it so someone else can move the rig.Of course -with- the capture plate, ...
southernsky wrote:The dealer who sold you the hitch should have the plate. If not it can be overnight shipped. There is no way to keep the hitch from sliding without the plate and would you really want to modify the high dollar hitch? Been having a P...
Jaxom wrote:PullRite specifically says don't lock the slider. I assume the jaws are not designed to handle the stress of the king pin pivoting there instead of below on the rails.That being said, I had need to pull a regular, non-PullRite equipped, 5...
