I am considering buying a used Demco or Pullrite Superglide auto slider.
I have never had one before, so I am looking for tips on what to lookout for when going to look at one.
Thanks
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2) I installed a chain-fall to pull out of bed. Purchased the Demco 5th Wheel Lifting Bracket
I am considering buying a used Demco or Pullrite Superglide auto slider.
I have never had one before, so I am looking for tips on what to lookout for when going to look at one.
Thanks
Good idea for this hitch if ever needing to remove it from the truck! It's a bit on the heavy side due to being a quality built hitch.. definitely will make it easy to remove.
Note: For those buying the Demco (used or new for that matter) be sure to remove the inspection plates & hitch head pivot points and fully grease before use and then check periodically. Have found that ours works very smooth and is easy to hookup (even if a little off camber) with proper lubrication.
I am considering buying a used Demco or Pullrite Superglide auto slider.
I have never had one before, so I am looking for tips on what to lookout for when going to look at one.
Thanks
Rather than a slider you may even want to look at the Curt Crosswing. With the gooseball mount it gives you 9" of rearward offset. I have been using mine with my Solitude which is 5" wider than your Reflection and have made some pretty tight back ups without any issues. Saves the weight of the slider and gives pretty much all the advantages of the slider. Many sliders only give 9" but some give 12".
Rob
Pullrite superglide has 14”.
Rich
Thanks for the info. I don't know what the weight of the superglide is but the Crosswing is about 70lbs so very easy to get in and out as well.
Rob