We have our truck and are looking for a 5th wheel. Have still have to get the hitch installed. Was wondering if anyone out there had any experience the the "Air Safe" hitch. I believe it is manufactured in Orlando, FL - at least that's where the dealer is.
Thanks, Bob & Judy
usandthreedogs said
07:01 AM Mar 14, 2010
5 yrs with the Air Safe. wouldn't use anything else. Been Mexico to Alaska, Washington to Georgia never had a bottle break or a chair flip over. It makes hitching and unhitching so easy. no longer have to worry about site level or does the truck angle match the trailer. Just back in nice and slow and "click" your done. none of this "slam it ,damn it" some times it can get mesmorising watching the trailer "float" as you tow down the road. also fun to watch people stare as they pass you.
Barney
-- Edited by usandthreedogs on Sunday 14th of March 2010 07:03:41 AM
Dreamers said
07:16 AM Mar 15, 2010
Thanks so much for the reply! You will make my DH's day. He thinks he is sold on the Air Safe hitch but thought he might need a user's testimony before he did something stupid.
Judy (and Bob)
Country Dancer said
06:13 AM Aug 21, 2010
Speaking of hitches, does anyone have any experience with a Curt 5th wheel hitch?
RonandJacki said
02:46 PM Aug 23, 2010
Had to go to their web site, I like this set up. Doesn't show a WD version. Unless I got in a hurry (probable) and didn't look far enough. Will search this again.
Country Dancer said
07:12 AM Aug 24, 2010
Sorry, but what's a WD version?
Workinrvers said
07:25 AM Aug 24, 2010
believe it is refering to a "Weight Distributing" style of hitch used to pull conventional trailers.
Dreamers said
07:50 AM Aug 24, 2010
We don't have the air safe but do have the air box. We looked at the air safe and really considered it but we found a 5er 120 miles from home and Orlando is 500 miles away. However, our rv was 2 years old and the dealer had the hitch that was taken off the truck that had pulled this RV when he traded for a MH. He offered it to us at a price we couldn't turn down and decided to just try it. Works great. You really don't know the RV is back there.
Judy
Froggi said
07:51 AM Aug 24, 2010
Phil, nice rig and nice bike! Just added you to my blog reader list. Love to find other RVing Riders as we travel.
Workinrvers said
01:36 PM Aug 25, 2010
thanks, Froggi. I need to update the photo though, we traded the Wing in on a new Harley back in May. Love the new bike.
I ahve followed your adventures as well, hope to meet you guys sometime.
Thanks, Bob & Judy
never had a bottle break or a chair flip over.
It makes hitching and unhitching so easy. no longer have to worry about site level or does the truck angle match the trailer. Just back in nice and slow and "click" your done. none of this "slam it ,damn it"
some times it can get mesmorising watching the trailer "float" as you tow down the road.
also fun to watch people stare as they pass you.
Barney
-- Edited by usandthreedogs on Sunday 14th of March 2010 07:03:41 AM
Judy (and Bob)