Not a bad install, just takes some time, the guy doing the install did miss a hole and he was using a 1 3/4 bit and so now I've got a bigger hole than I need on one of them But that doesnt compare to the 5 inch hole in the middle from where my gooseneck hitch was that had to be removed Any ideas on how to fix that??

 

ask around here for someone that installed stacks. they had to cut a hole right? get the "disk" and weld it in where your hole is. you should be able to match the contours i would think.

 

these guys also make a slider that has air bags

http://www.airsafehitches.com/5th_wh...FQ0pgAod2yE7Fg

i am thinking of upgrading my existing hitch with their air bag kit

 

Installing a Superglide hitch is very easy, you just need to make sure of the measurements. Me and my son installed ours in about 5 hours one weekend taking our time. I didn't trust any of the RV dealers to install it, besides the price's ranged from $250 to $500.
My son works cheap he did most of the work.