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    Quote Originally Posted by STG295RL View Post
    We have a 2020 Chevy 2500HD and are pulling a 2020 295RL Fifth Wheel using a Pull Rite Supergilde. We love it! No worries about tight turns and hitting the cab. One problem is that we needed to purchase an adapter kit because Pull Rite had not fully tested their new hitch that would drop into the GM Pucks. However, I believe they have an option for the 2020 Ram puck system. The hitch is a little heavy, (over 100lb.) but using my Kubota "back-saver" it can be removed in about 10 minutes.
    Thanks for the reply! The Superglide is probably the way we're going. Their web site says shipping weight is 298#. I'll have to get a cherry picker or something to ever get it out of the truck. Then the trick is to find a place to store the cherry picker. 😟 All I can see in my mind's eye is a crushed tailgate.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FT4NOW View Post
    The 399 loaded pin weight is very close to 4000lbs once loaded, mine came from the factory at over 3700lbs. If I were to pick between your two options you suggested I would go with the Reese goosebox. I know its rated at 4000lbs, but I also havent seen reports of it crushing with a heavy pin weight compared to the AUH.

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    That is an internet myth repeated and told in all it's spine tingling glory like a right wing conspiracy theory on forums such as this and long debunked.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wicked ace View Post
    That is an internet myth repeated and told in all it's spine tingling glory like a right wing conspiracy theory on forums such as this and long debunked.
    Yup, could be correct. I just know I've seen some pictures of them, havent actually talked to anyone who's had a problem with either one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FT4NOW View Post

    "Its true if it's on the internet" -Abe Lincoln

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    I love this. I’ve always used

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    I have a '19 RAM Mega cab Dually. The SuperGlide drops right into the pucks. My worry was being that guy who hits the cab with the trailer. Not now! Yes it's heavy. I just leave it in there. Works great!. Good luck!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jhepburnjr View Post
    I have a '19 RAM Mega cab Dually. The SuperGlide drops right into the pucks. My worry was being that guy who hits the cab with the trailer. Not now! Yes it's heavy. I just leave it in there. Works great!. Good luck!
    Good to know. About how much clearance do you have between the bed walls/tailgate and the coach?

    I'm concerned, as the Superglide doesn't appear to be height adjustable, and sits at 16.75" to the top of the plate.

    Also, did you have to buy a capture plate, too?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chuck.N View Post
    Good to know. About how much clearance do you have between the bed walls/tailgate and the coach?

    I'm concerned, as the Superglide doesn't appear to be height adjustable, and sits at 16.75" to the top of the plate.

    Also, did you have to buy a capture plate, too?
    Yes on the capture plate. I’ll measure the clearance on Friday when I pick it up.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Jhepburnjr View Post
    Yes on the capture plate. I’ll measure the clearance on Friday when I pick it up.


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    Awesome! I look forward to hearing the results.

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    I use a dolly that I roll from the bed to a utility cart where I put a plate that is the same height as my truck bed. I can “easily” pick up the hitch the couple of inches to get it on the moving dolly. Dolly and cart came from Harbor Freight. I just leave the hitch on the cart until I need it in the bed again.

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    I have a RAM 3500 standard bed and run an Anderson with a 303RLS for the last couple years without any problems. Several times I need to take out the hitch for hauling and that is really nice. Turns are really not a problem either with a crew cab. I can m ake about an 85 degree.

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