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I like the new color on the Reflections. Matches nicely with your truck
 
Kimo7 said:
I like the new color on the Reflections. Matches nicely with your truck
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Thanks! I agree too.. I could have saved a few grand easy if I went with an older model in the RV tan but I just like the new colors too much. And they updated the interiors quite a lot also.
 
I think the whole industry shifted away from taupe/tan/brown and went back to white and grays. We just bought a new TT In February it has a similar exterior white and a gray that matches the truck, the inside is light colored with gray/chocolate wood. I like the new trend.
 
jpaeth said:
2600 single point attachment. Why interesting choice?
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Your truck is a shortbox right? I guess this hitch wasn't on my radar initially so I'm very interested to hear about the turning radius clearance. I currently have a Pullrite Superglide 4400 for my 07 Mega Cab. It's one heavy bitch.
 
Huskerz1 said:
You truck is a shortbox right? I guess this hitch wasn't on my radar initially so I'm very interested to hear about clearance.
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Yes, my truck is a short box. The Pullrite 2600 has a similar design to the andersen ultimate with the offset from the ball. I havent had it in any tight spots yet, but I will update once I get a chance to test my turning angles. If memory serves me right, the kingpin sits 7-8" behind the gooseneck ball, to the andersens 9"
 
jpaeth said:
Yes, my truck is a short box. The Pullrite 2600 has a similar design to the andersen ultimate with the offset from the ball. I havent had it in any tight spots yet, but I will update once I get a chance to test my turning angles. If memory serves me right, the kingpin sits 7-8" behind the gooseneck ball, to the andersens 9"
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Reading about the hitch from the Pullrite website, the king pin adapter plate gives you 3.5 inches of offset. Looking forward to seeing how close it is for ya. I too like the Andersen Ultimate but I'm having a hard time with the aluminum as well.
 
Huskerz1 said:
Reading about the hitch from the Pullrite website, the king pin adapter plate gives you 3.5 inches of offset. Looking forward to seeing how close it is for ya. I too like the Andersen Ultimate but I'm having a hard time with the aluminum as well.
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The king pin adapter gives you 3.5", and then the goose ball adapter and way the hitch mounts gives you another 3.5". So in total I believe the king pin sits a total of 7" back from the goose ball. At least thats what it looked like when I measured it all out when I installed it the first time.
 
jpaeth said:
The king pin adapter gives you 3.5", and then the goose ball adapter and way the hitch mounts gives you another 3.5". So in total I believe the king pin sits a total of 7" back from the goose ball. At least thats what it looked like when I measured it all out when I installed it the first time.
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Ahhhh. I see what you're saying now. This video really illustrates well. I need you to get turning radius assessment asap! LOL.

 
Great looking combo, truck and trailer match nicely...not a coincidence I’m sure. Congrats
 
AMLumber said:
The reason I bought a new truck was for the dream camper the kids and wife wanted. Here they are together.
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That was sort of my plan. I had a Ram 1500 and a 28' bumper pull, upgraded to the Ram 2500 and then upgraded to the Grand Design fifth wheel.
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