Colibert gooseneck hitches
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Colibert gooseneck hitches
Has anyone ever used a Colibert gooseneck hitch??
I called my local hitch shop to ask about a B&W and they said they had pretty much stopped selleing them and they were reccomending this Colibert hitch..
It is much cheaper than a B&W Rated for 30,000# and has a fifth wheel adapter as well.
Has anyone used one of these??
Any info would be great.
I liked the Draw Tite Hitch in my '99 just fine but I figured a B&W was the way to go so I could get a fifth wheel if the need ever arises.
This seems to offer the same benefits but a differnt design at a cheaper price.
So I'm looking for oppinions and hands on experience with this product.
I called my local hitch shop to ask about a B&W and they said they had pretty much stopped selleing them and they were reccomending this Colibert hitch..
It is much cheaper than a B&W Rated for 30,000# and has a fifth wheel adapter as well.
Has anyone used one of these??
Any info would be great.
I liked the Draw Tite Hitch in my '99 just fine but I figured a B&W was the way to go so I could get a fifth wheel if the need ever arises.
This seems to offer the same benefits but a differnt design at a cheaper price.
So I'm looking for oppinions and hands on experience with this product.
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I'm not sure this is the type of info I'm trying to find out... By what the lady said on the phone there is a seperate deal that fits back in the hole the gooseneck ball came out of witha fifth wheel plate. Similar to the B&W setup...
But I have never seen one so I don't know exactly how it works. That's why I'm asking for y'alls oppinion.
But I have never seen one so I don't know exactly how it works. That's why I'm asking for y'alls oppinion.
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I had the Colibert gooseneck hitch in my old truck (Chevy ). It was stout, but not near as convenient as the B&W I have now in my Dodge. I have not idea about the fifth wheel set up though. Have no need for one.
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I'll tell you what, the 5th wheel setup sure looks slick on their webpage. Unlike B&W they even have a sliding 5th wheel hitch for us shortbed owners. The website didn't specify, so I have an email into Colibert to see if they have anything available for the '06 Megacab. If it's reasonably priced I'll probably end up with one.
http://www.colibert.com/index.asp
http://www.colibert.com/index.asp
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I like my colibert because it does screw in I use to have one of those turnover hitched where the ball would just lay down but it would get stuck and I had to use a massive screwdriver everytime I wanted to pop it back up. And if I slipped I would go flyin out of the bed of the truck.
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