Removing The Hitch?

[nuggett]

I have a B&W companion slider and use a hoist to remove it from the bed. Takes all of 5 minutes to remove then set it on a furniture dolly to move it out of the way.Both hoist and dolly are available at harbor freight. Also use this lifting device from B&W.
https://www.bwtrailerhitches.com/pro...lifting-device

[Spike32]

Goose Box.

[akcooper9]

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No way I own one of these...

Clearly you have an agenda...do a search BW has failures as well. Lets face it anything man made can fail.

BTW not AUH hitches are aluminum either.

https://roadslesstraveled.us/fifth-w...hiker-trailer/

[Roll With The Changes]

Clearly you have an agenda...do a search BW has failures as well. Lets face it anything man made can fail.

BTW not AUH hitches are aluminum either.

https://roadslesstraveled.us/fifth-w...hiker-trailer/

Not sure where you stand on the link you attached. The author clearly believed that it was a good thing the trailer separated.

I could not disagree more. When you pull a trailer, you commit to the whole package. You DO NOT get the luxury of thinking that when things go bad, the hitch will break and the trailer becomes someone else's problem!

[Rrunr262]

I agree with you I am a B&W guy all the way. I have a ton of confidence with our hitch. I have seen some photos of failures of some of the others after a hard brake event - not good. I am blessed to have the Ford pucks and no need for a slider with an 8’ bed so our B&W is very manageable.

I too have the B&W coupled with a turning point hitch on a 2019, 273mk behind the Tundra works like a dream. Quick to uninstall or reinstall and drop in the cover it’s like it doesn’t exist.


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