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The NEW Andersen "GEN 3" Ultimate 5th Wheel Connection Hitch // Short Bed Towing
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- Опубликовано: 16 авг 2024
- 🛠️Stan with Over The Hill Adventures does an install video with the new Andersen Gen 3 Ultimate 5Th Wheel Connection Hitch in the bed of their 2022 Chevy Silverado 2500HD Turbo Diesel truck. This reengineered, light weight 5th wheel connection hitch makes it easier to get it in and out of the truck and allows for more space while it is mounted in the bed of the truck. This hitch of choice will tow Stan and Rhonda's 2024 Grand Design Influence 2903RL and allow room for their mountain bikes once they unhitch. Come with Stan and Rhonda as they highlight why they chose this hitch and prepare their new trailer for Season 7.
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Best video I’ve seen on the Anderson install. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching! I appreciate the feedback. 👍
Stan
@@OverTheHillAdventures You bet. I like how they are moving the RV away from the truck cab. Same thing as the GenY just got but haven’t installed yet. I’m just trying to get my box real estate back from the sliding hitch I have now.
Great Job Stan! I have the last version and will be getting the new version. Love this hitch! BTW, If flip your chains and break cable around, you will hood the chains to the coupler and you don't have to get in bed to hook the chains. I checked with Anderson they said that was perfectly fine. The chains have the same support regardless of which way you connect them.
That is a great tip! Thank you!! Stan and Rhonda🙏🏼❤️
Congratulations again on your beautiful 5th wheel this hitch definitely gives you more room in the bed and easy on your back to. Looks great❤
Hi Jeff and Lorie! It’s been super easy to hook up too! Love having the bed of our truck for the bikes 👏
Thanks Stan - this was very well done and educational. I watched it all the way through even though im not in the market for a 5er (yet). You did a great job of keeping the pace up and interesting while diving into details at the same time. Enjoy your trips in that shiny new rig :)
Bob and Dang, Happy you found it helpful! Appreciate the kind comments. You never know what the future holds, lol. 😂
A great step-by-step instructional video, Stan! Thanks for sharing. It really helps to have proper tools, too. It's amazing how many RVers don't even have a torque wrench, much less a proper tool kit.
It the hitch definitely looks like a good solution for those with steeper drives. Ours slopes down to the garage from the street, but it isn't too bad.
Have y'all ever considered making a video about tools all RVers should carry? Maybe y'all made one, and I missed it.
Well, many thanks for the newletters! They're nicely done!
We love y'all!
Take care, safe travels with the new rig, and God bless y'all!
Bob and Dottie
Hello Bob and Dottie, yes we did one on tools. I think I called it, Overkill? I just about carry every tool for every job. Thank you for joining us on this one. Next week will do a walkthrough are new trailer. It definitely feels like home. Blessings, Stan and Rhonda🙏🏼❤️
@@OverTheHillAdventures - We're looking forward to it. I might need to limit Ms Dottie's access to this video as it will give ideas about a new trailer! 😉😏
We have a Gen 2 and love it. I have towed over 50K miles with it on two 5th wheels.
Wow!! That is really good to know!
I was very curious about that hitch when I first saw it. Thank you so much for educating me. I really appreciate that all!!
I really like it! Works great for us! Thanks for watching. Stan
Nice, I had the first one when they came out. ( First Generation ) Good job Stan.
Hi Tim, do you still use it? Hey I have a question what pressure do you run your tires?
I know very little about 5th wheel hitches (only what I’ve seen in RUclips), but this hitch looks very different. Did it take a lot of research to decide which hitch to buy? I know that carrying your bikes is very important to you. Very interesting video.
Hi Claudia, I did a lot of research! This is the best hitch for our driveway. It towed so nice! Thanks for watching! Stan and Rhonda😅🙏🏼❤️
Great video. I will be purchasing an Anderson Hitch in the next week or two.
Hi Richard, thank you for joining us. Everyone I talked to loves it! We have 3,000 miles and love it! Stan and Rhonda🙏🏼❤️
Thanks, I never tightened the set pin had play with the ball tight it no play thanks 🙏🏿.
Michael, That’s awesome! Simple move, big result 👍 Thanks for reaching out!
Stan
Had the second gen. Absolutely hated it. I hated having to raise the pin box high enough to back the ball under to clear the coupler and then getting it centered to lower the pin back down onto the ball. Almost every state requires safety chains when pulling from any type of ball style hitch, including this one, so that was one more thing to have to deal with. Not to mention the worry of it folding up or snapping that aluminum ball off during an emergency stop situation. I towed with it for roughly 2000 miles on 4 or 5 trips and I was sick of it. I ended up buying a B&W companion and hooking up and unhooking became less involved. I will say the Anderson was light weight and easy to move around so that is a plus for anyone who needs to be able to do that, but we didn't, so it was of no advantage to us.
Hi Travis, this Gen 3 is pretty nice. It works for us because of our mountain bikes. Definitely don’t need another 200lbs. So far it has worked great for us. Thank you for your insight. Stan and Rhonda🙏🏼❤️
@@OverTheHillAdventuresthe B&W Companion doesn’t take up much more room and is much more sturdily built. Plenty of room for your mountain bikes. 🤙
Instructions I read says you can put safety chains either way. Great simplified vedio.
Yes Sir, I just changed mine around much easier. Thank you for joining us! Stan and Rhonda🙏🏼❤️
The problem with most saddle based systems is limited articulation. Front to back longitudinal range is fine, but side to side latitudinal movement is nonexistent. They will actually put a lot of stress on a pinbox and frame in turns where natural articulation is needed such as is shown in a video clip at the end of this demonstration. I’ll venture to say that Lippert engineers know this and it’s a primary reason they would certify the Reese Goose Box. Highly likekly that many of the flat hitches on the market have contributed to, if not actually caused, frame breaks on many of the Grand Design cases with Lippert frames.
You are exactly right! I needed the side to side articulation with my steep driveway. Did you know Lippert owns Reese. We are extremely happy with the Gen3 Andersen connection hitch. Thank you for your comment. Stan and Rhonda🙏🏼❤️
I just love that Duramax!
I would have to agree it pulls like a beast!
@@OverTheHillAdventures I believe that! I have a 2024 and a lot of me purchasing it was based off of your experience with yours. I pull a VERY large equipment trailer with antique JD tractors and it’s a beast!!
Very nice 😂 please stay connected 🎉
Thank you for joining us!
Wow’s looks amazing. Can you pull the pin on the goose neck ball and take the whole thing out at one time? Great job and thanks again for sharing your experience with us all. Thanks From Wisconsin
Hi Bob and Cathy, thank you for your question. Yes you can by releasing the pressure and unscrewing the bolts you torqued down. I really like it!
You have convinced me to purchase the gen 3 hitch. I do have a question. How long is the bed of your truck? I am getting my measurements to determine which way to turn the coupler. I have a 6.5 ft bed.
I have a 6.5 ft bed. The coupler goes forward. Doesn’t even get close to the cab. We have done over 3,000 miles and absolutely love it!!
Would like to see an update on the trailer and truck combo.
Hi Vernon, You bet! It’s all coming up. Next week we will share our shakedown trip and then the following we start Season 7. We can tell you we are loving this set up. It works for us for so many reasons, but mainly having the truck bed to transport our bikes to trailheads has been a huge plus. The hitch system is working exceptionally and the truck and trailer combo is like a match made In heaven 👍 Thanks for reaching out. ~ Stan and Rhonda
Hi Stan, I'm enjoying your channel. It's really informative and thoroughly discusses real world issues. We're also upgrading to a fifth wheel from a travel trailer. Our new fiver will have the same hitch weight and same overall length as your Influence 2903RL I also have a Silverado 2500HD but a 2024. I really like the idea of the Anderson hitch using gooseneck mount, but I also don't have the factory gooseneck prep. I'm planning on the using the same B&W turnover ball underbed hitch, especially after watching your install video.
I've ran all the numbers and I'll be under on the max payload and rear axle weights. My only concern is will I have extensive sagging/squat of my rear suspension? I'm wondering if the 5" offset ball built into the Andersen hitch will move the distribution of the trailer's pin weight too far behind the rear axle and cause excessive sag in my rear springs/suspension. How are things working out for you? I saw you were planning on adding air bags, etc. but how is it now before you install those? To help with possible sag issues I'm also planning on installing a set of the Timbren SES while I'm installing the B&W hitch. Any help/comments would be greatly appreciated.
Hi Jim, thank you for reaching out and joining us. I installed the Airlift 7,500XL. I only use 35lbs of air and I’m still to high in the back with the 5er hooked up. With our set up we are not experiencing any sagging at all. I would highly recommend the airbags. My friend Scott who is the west coast distributor for MORryde has a 2024 High Country 3500HD. He is pulling a 2023 Reflection 337RL. It is lighter than the our trailer. He has a long bed. This is what we discovered, the only difference we saw on his truck verses ours was the big helper factory leaf spring. Having said that he has squat! I have no squat with the airbags and works and drives incredible!! It an amazing experience towing even in high winds. I hope this helps and reach out at anytime. There will be an installation video on the airbags soon! Blessings. Stan and Rhonda🙏🏼❤️
@@OverTheHillAdventures Stan,
Thanks for the feedback. Going to a fifth wheel from a bumper pull has me really trying to think through any possible pitfalls. It's really helpful to talk to you seeing that you just made the switch. I was a construction manager for 30 years so I always try to research things when I get into a new situation. Now it looks like I need to research those air bags. I'll let you know if I have any other questions. Thanks again and all the best!
@@jimcurry5458 the airbags are a game changer! When you think every simi truck on the road has air bags. So much easier pulling a fifth wheel from and bumper. I’m sure you will experience the same thing..
@@OverTheHillAdventures Thanks, I’ll check them out. 👍
Hay dose G.D. ok using this hitch. I here you need to ask so it dose not void the warranty. Some do.
Ronald, Grand Design is ok with the hitch. So many people who own Grand Design use the same hitch.
@@OverTheHillAdventures Lippert the frame manufacturer doesn’t approve. Though I understand Anderson backs their product to the point of handling frame warranty work if the frame manufacturer does not. Not a hoop I’d be a fan of jumping through myself. I prefer to stick to first party recommendations and service.
@@tonyseets Lippert only only approves the Reese Goosebox. So I’m not going to play their monopoly game. I use the hitch that best fits my needs. To be honest they will look for every reason to blame someone else. I’m going to change out my Rino Box pin box to the MORryde Rubber Pin Box that’s not approved either. You do what you feel is the best decision for you. I am more than willing to go the distance. Someone needs to put a little light on the situation. “You can only use the Reese Goosebox.” It would be interesting to see who holds the most shares from Reese.
Great video Stan. What wiring harness did you use for the 5th wheel in the bed of your truck?
I used the Curt wiring harness worked great! I put in our Amazon store.
amzn.to/3Q6BTzG
Here is the link.
@@OverTheHillAdventures thank you so much.
Update: you can attach your chains either way. Approved by Andersen
I had the gen 1 and eventually Andersen upgraded me to the gen 2. Trying to decide if I want to upgrade to the gen 3 or move to the Reese goose box or the Gen Y hitch. How do you secure your mountain bikes in the truck bed? I built a pvc bike rack but it's kind of a pain and I am looking for a better option.
Great to hear you have had your Andersen hitches a long time. Tried and true! We used to secure the bikes in the truck bed with a truck bed rack (rear wheel wedged in toward the cab) that we bought from Amazon along with motorcycle straps and a bungee securing the front tire. That’s how we transported them with our bumper pull and it worked great! Now we are not using the rack because of the fifth wheel because they are now on a bike rack for travel. So now just using the straps and the bungee when we want to take the bikes to the trailhead. Hope that makes sense.
Thanks for reaching out! ~ Stan
I replaced my Rhino box with a Gen Y gooseneck.
That’s a great hitch. With my steep driveway I was worried about my rail clearance side to side. I can quickly adjust it on the Andersen Hitch that is why I went with it. Works great!!