Gonna try the Pullrite Superlite hitch

[Knauby]

New TV so I figured new hitch. Decided I would be the Guinea pig and try out the new Superlite hitch. Install was super easy but I haven't pulled with her yet. Stay tuned..........

Apologies for the sideways pic. No idea why this is happening.

[Knauby]

Here is the new ride

[Bobx2]

Well?????? Been trying to find info and reviews from those who are using this hitch. Nobody ever follows up after the install.....

[Knauby]

I have been using this hitch all season. 3300 miles pulled. Flawless operation. No chucking at all. Easy to hitch. Easily removed (less than 5 minutes). Lightweight.

The only "con" I really have is the height you need to raise your camper to get the thing unhooked when on uneven ground.

[Bobx2]

That is good to hear. My 16K Husky slider hitch is so heavy that it just lives in the bed of the truck. It would be awesome to have a 50 lb hitch that I could remove whenever it's not needed. In three years of pulling the 5th wheel, I've never needed the slider, and have turned real close to a 90 on a couple of occasions. Way more hitch than what I actually need.

[Knauby]

The way the SuperLite works with the "ball" attached over the pin allows you to gain maybe 2 inches more clearance if you mount it in the right orientation for that. I don't think you would have a problem.

[Bobx2]

I would agree with the no clearance problems. That isn't really a concern with the 88 degree turning radius design of the Sundance XLT. I just have been looking for good reviews (any reviews) about the Superlite to try to convince myself to get rid of a perfectly good, albeit heavy and bulky, hitch, and spend $600 for another.

[Knauby]

If it makes you feel better I had to unload a nearly new Superglide hitch at a great financial loss myself. I used the band aid method, sold it quick so it would hurt less.

[Bobx2]

LOL, no, it doesn't make me feel a bit better, but thanks for trying.

[Ela1948]

I replaced a pullrite superslide with a Andersen hitch for the same reason. Im certain the Andersen hitch spawned the idea for Pullrites version. To answer your question, I am very pleased with the ball hitch. I don't care for the raising and lowering that is required to hook and unhook. Thats my only beef.

[Racebizz]

I just installed the SuperLite today following all directions. Can someone who has this installed attach a picture of the adapter plate installed on your pin box?

I installed according to directions and when you torque the 9/16 adapter bolts it pulls the plate off the pin box. I am guessing it is normal. I just thought it would mount fairly flush.

[Knauby]

That's about what mine looks like and pulled almost 5000 miles this summer without incident. I even check the torque specs often and they are always tight.