5th wheel hitch choices

[#1BamaFan]

I'm pretty much decided on getting the Curt Crosswing. However, I saw the hitch by Blue Ox called the BXR2100. Does anyone have one of these? What are your experiences with it?
It looks to be very stout and basically the same concept as the Andersen, Crosswing, and the Pullright. One neat thing is no other adapter. The kingpin goes right into the coupling.

Anyone with good or bad information on this, please speak up.

 

[Calbar]

I'm pretty much decided on getting the Curt Crosswing. However, I saw the hitch by Blue Ox called the BXR2100. Does anyone have one of these? What are your experiences with it?
It looks to be very stout and basically the same concept as the Andersen, Crosswing, and the Pullright. One neat thing is no other adapter. The kingpin goes right into the coupling.

Anyone with good or bad information on this, please speak up.

Sorry can't comment on the Blue Ox for use but I can say I do like my Curt Crosswing and I think the Curt provides more clearance than the Blue Ox if you are towing with a short bed.

Rob

 

[ocbizman1]

I'm pretty much decided on getting the Curt Crosswing. However, I saw the hitch by Blue Ox called the BXR2100. Does anyone have one of these? What are your experiences with it?
It looks to be very stout and basically the same concept as the Andersen, Crosswing, and the Pullright. One neat thing is no other adapter. The kingpin goes right into the coupling.

Anyone with good or bad information on this, please speak up.

We got an Andersen for our new rig. My reason why is because my wife said so! I just stand up, salute, and say yes sir. Had the rig 6 months and it seems to work just fine. No issues.

 

[mkevinmarshsr]

Crosswing all the way. Light weight, great clearance and super easy to use.

 

[Desert Dog]

GO with the Crosswing 100%

 

[jsm180]

The Crosswing would be my choice of the ones mentioned but I would not give up my Goose Box for it. However, when I bought my Goose Box, it was under $1k.