Hitch questions

**wrp75_CO** · 11-23-2014, 11:58 AM

So, as you may notice in the main Momentum forum, our RV is now on order and I have to start making some decisions. Like: what hitch to buy? I've got a 2014 Ram 3500 DRW with the factory tow package (that is, the bed already has holes.) Given that I needed the mega cab for our dogs, I really want a slider hitch. I'm leaning towards B&W and Reese, but I can only find a Reese solution for the pre-drilled holes that also has a slider. Any thoughts and help would be greatly appreciated!

**Lingerlonger** · 11-23-2014, 12:04 PM

If you can get a Pull-Rite SuperGlide to fit your Ram setup, that's what I would recommend.
Have done a bit of research myself, and one of these days I'll get one.
The only drawback (for me) is it takes more than one man to remove it from the bed.
K

**Kamper** · 11-23-2014, 08:35 PM

I like the Pull Rite Superglide. You can get a super rail kit that leaves the bed clean also. Here is a great place to purchase and then a local dealer install.

http://www.pplmotorhomes.com/parts/r...-%20Superglide

http://www.pullrite.com/products/isr...standard-rails manufactor link

Good luck on choosing.

**huntr70** · 11-24-2014, 05:32 AM

You would be better off having someone pull out the factory prep, and putting in whatever system you want.

**wrp75_CO** · 11-24-2014, 05:29 PM

Thanks for the suggestions so far! We're leaning towards the Pullrite Superglide (DW probably couldn't reach the handle on a manual slider) - but I'm still open to any and all ideas!

**Canyonlight** · 11-26-2014, 05:14 AM

WRP--we have a 16K Superglide in our Silverado and it works well. This is our first fiver so my hitch knowledge was limited. However, I quickly learned that the SG is very highly rated. Keeping the slider tubes/blocks clean and lubricated takes a little more time but I keep our hitch covered in addition to our bed cover when not used so this process is minimal. We are a little unique in that we were lucky enough to find a one time used 303 at a tremendous price (we were ready to buy a new 337) and we had the owner include the slider in the deal. Our Silverado with a 6.5' bed does not really need a slider but it is nice to have just in case for that situation that may arise.

Dan

**apulido** · 11-30-2014, 08:28 PM

PULLRITE SUPER GLIDE its worth it

**wrp75_CO** · 12-01-2014, 06:09 AM

Thanks again, all, for the inputs. We decided on the super glide after we noticed that DW couldn't reach across the DRW "hips" on the pickup to get to a manual pull handle. Should be in this week!

KZ · 12-01-2014, 05:57 PM

There are many options out there for hitches. Personally I bought the Andersen hitch. I had the SG and had height issues and it required me to reverse the truck to get it to release. . Otherwise it is a good hitch. I have the same truck as you and I need to use the bed when not towing. The Andersen hitch I bought uses the Gooseneck ball, weighs only 75 lbs, removes in less than 3 minutes and only cost $400. It is approved by both Grand Design and Lippert. (The frame manufacturer).