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I know I already have a thread up about the hide-away type.
But, How user friendly are the other styles and brands?
I have been looking at on from REESE.. it has a removalble one that you pull some pins and lift it from the bed...leaving two rails that stick up only an inch or so..
I have used the reese & several other hitches & this is my first B&W but I like this hitch better than any others. I even made my own hitch that was as heavy duty as they come & this hitch is easier to install & is a tight set up. In my opinion the Reese is a little salty for what you get.
B&W as well, I have a rubber mat that I just roll up when using the hitch, when not in use, flip the ball down, un roll mat and never know I had a hitch in the bed.
Been thinking about cutting a square as well, problem is I haul a lot of dirt/sand and other misc. stuff for the garden and the mat keep the dirt out of the hitch.
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