No Pullrite Super Rails for 2WD 1 Ton

[jshumate]

Anyone know why Pullrite doesn't make a Super Rail kit for my truck? I assume its a clearence problem, but I'd like to know where. Also, has anyone found a way to make it work?



Thanks in advance,

 

[klenger]

Here are some pics of the install on my 4WD 3500. I doubt that they will tell you much, but they're there to see how it installs. I doubt that there is any work-around, or Pull-Rite would have offered it. It's still a great hitch, even if you can't get the SuperRails.



http://www.klenger.net/dodge/pullrite/hitch-slide-show/slide01.html

 

[SChen]

Ken - I neglected to thank you for all the help your website provided when I was installing the Super Rails on my truck last summer, especially the tip on using the tape to test drill the holes. So - Thanks!



Scott

 

[jshumate]

I'll still probably get the Super 5th hitch from Pullrite. It looks like one of the better ones out there. I had a Reese hitch I put in my other truck 9 years ago and it seemed to have a lot of movement around the kingpin.



I need an easy solution to leveling the bed height to the top of the hitch rails for when I need a level bed for hauling. On my other truck, I used some cheap flake board cut to fit, but it was heavy, a pain to store and started coming apart.

 

[EricBu12]

Heres another positive note on the Pullrite hitch. Install went very well and I have towed 10,000 miles so far with no troubles. The pins go in and out of the brackets with ease.

 

[klenger]

You might also consider the B&W TurnOverBall and companion 5th wheel hitch. It leaves a clean bed too.