Dually Q's with 5'er/gooseneck
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RE: Dually Q's with 5'er/gooseneck
Bill, I'm sorry,I meant Photo BUCKET. If I can use it, anyone can
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RE: Dually Q's with 5'er/gooseneck
I have a pullrite 20.5k superfifth hitch. I have not used the superglide, but with the quality of my hitch, the superglide has to be the top of the line in slider hitches. You'll need a slider with a short box, I would recommend a long box, but that's just me. I just can't get used to the idea of a short bed dually. Whatever size Dodge/Cummins you get, It'll pull whatever you hook to it. I pull a 5th weighing close to 14,000lbs, up and down hills with no problems at all.
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02-02-2008, 12:47 AM
RE: Dually Q's with 5'er/gooseneck
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Sweet, ive pulled goosenecks alot around the farm, but only a fifth wheel once, and it was with a SCLB, so the window wasn't as big of a deal.
What kind of slider do you have mayfair/bigriver? are they auto or are there pins to pull etc when backing up.
The Sig. Other and i looked at trailers, smallest one she figured she could deal with was like 12k empty. and now that she is 5 months along, i am assuming we are getting the bigger one.
it was a 35 footer. I sure do love the look of megacab dually's
Sweet, ive pulled goosenecks alot around the farm, but only a fifth wheel once, and it was with a SCLB, so the window wasn't as big of a deal.
What kind of slider do you have mayfair/bigriver? are they auto or are there pins to pull etc when backing up.
The Sig. Other and i looked at trailers, smallest one she figured she could deal with was like 12k empty. and now that she is 5 months along, i am assuming we are getting the bigger one.
it was a 35 footer. I sure do love the look of megacab dually's
Here's a link to their web site demo video. Seeing IS believing, check it out!
http://www.pullrite.com/superglide_video.htm
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