I have never used the pull rite extension hitch before so I cant comment on
that one and the Super hitch we do not use because of the expense and
availability of parts for them. The only one that I recommend is the Reese Titan
series they work well and you would still need the weight distribution bars and
depending on the weight of the camper and trailer you may want to invest in some
air bags for the rear suspension to bring the truck back up to level.
Michael
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Any comments?
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I have a 1985 1 ton
Dodge Ram with an 8' bed, and have just bought a 9' camper to put on it.
I had an 8' camper on it and towed a 2-horse slant load with horses, hay and
gear last season with no problem. (It's a great old truck!)
My
quandry is that I will have to get a hitch extension to be able to pull the
trailer with the 9' camper on, and I am not comfortable with adding an
extension to my regular bumper hitch. I've been told that I need a "Super
Hitch" to be safe - but at $800 uninstalled I'm looking for something less
expensive (if a had a lot of money I'd have a new truck!) An RV place
has offered to sell me a "PullRite" hitch for $225,(they run about $800
new)and said I would also need a weight distributing hitch for about
$300.
I would love to hear what other people have done in similar
situations, and from anyone who has used a "PullRite"
hitch.
