Who makes the "best" & most heavy duty receiver hitch plate?
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D.Wiggs! I have been looking for someone who has used one of those hitches
I haul travel trailers for a living and the jerking I get from them is about to kill me,but I'm scared to spend the cash on something like that,does it work as good as they advertise? It's alot of darn money,and I've had bad experience with "Money Back Garrantee" before (Anyone want a used Workhorse "Power Module"?)
$700 bucks was WAAAyyyy more than it was worth..
I haul travel trailers for a living and the jerking I get from them is about to kill me,but I'm scared to spend the cash on something like that,does it work as good as they advertise? It's alot of darn money,and I've had bad experience with "Money Back Garrantee" before (Anyone want a used Workhorse "Power Module"?)
$700 bucks was WAAAyyyy more than it was worth..
and just use a locking hitch pin so no one takes it.You are correct, I am NOT using a WD system.
I am using this to tow the loads:

I will definitely check into the Putnam Hitches. I take it they have the highest rated capacity?
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Thank you. I am lifting it, BUT it won't really look lifted because I am leveling out the front and adding 40x11.5" tires instead of the 37x10" tires I have now. It will look proportionally the same except with beefier tires which is what I really wanted. Plus, the tires will be even better in the snow!
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The 36' would have the same cargo with even more curb weight (about 8K).
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Not necessarily. GN trailers (really nice ones) are almost double that of a tag. The other problem is that if I do a GN trailer, then I might as well go to a two car trailer so I can tow both cars, but then I lose the convenience of being able to store the trailer most places and the proce goes up even more. Not to mention, I like having the bed to put stuff in that I don't wat in the trailer.
right...that just(imo) seems like alot of extra cash to put out for less trailer.. but then again. u are the guy with the nicest truck on the site, and a LAMBO!!! If i ever get out to pittsburgh, we might have to meet up for a ride in the truck and maybe the lambo....mmmm lambo......
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right...that just(imo) seems like alot of extra cash to put out for less trailer.. but then again. u are the guy with the nicest truck on the site, and a LAMBO!!! If i ever get out to pittsburgh, we might have to meet up for a ride in the truck and maybe the lambo....mmmm lambo......
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No problem. We can work something out! Believe me, if I find the right GN trailer, I might jump on it, but I just don't know how much I would use the two car capacity.
Have you looked at a Superhitch by Torklift ?
They are mainly used for people with campers that pull heavy trailers with a 4' extension.
I have a picture of it in my gallery.
It says 15K load carrying, 17k weight distributing.
Hope this helps..............Jim
They are mainly used for people with campers that pull heavy trailers with a 4' extension.
I have a picture of it in my gallery.
It says 15K load carrying, 17k weight distributing.
Hope this helps..............Jim
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No I haven't. I didn't see it in your Gallery either. Maybe I am just missing it. I forgot you are the one with the Mud Grapplers on their dually!! SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET!
You have to click on Members gallery, there is more than what you see when you look at my profile.
Man, you've come a long way since I last talked to you.
Yes defitnitley lift it just enough to clear the 40's and no more. I like that tight wheel well look.
........Jim
On Edit: here it is, and it is 2":
Man, you've come a long way since I last talked to you.

Yes defitnitley lift it just enough to clear the 40's and no more. I like that tight wheel well look.
........Jim
On Edit: here it is, and it is 2":


