ezswitchhitch
ezswitchhitch
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Imagine this....... You are in western Montana in the middle of February. The wind is blowing at 35mph at -15 degrees Fahrenheit. Surprisingly, it hasn't yet blown away the 2 feet of snow. Unfortunately, you are trying to un-hook your goose-neck horse trailer in the middle of all this so you can drive home without the 35ft trailer. Do you know how hard it is to get in the bed of a truck, under the goose-neck part of the trailer, wearing a snow suit?? Try banging that latch open with the rock that you keep in the truck bed for just that purpose. And by-the-way, your rock is probably frozen to the bed of the truck and the latch is probably frozen shut as well. Now you need to get down on your knees in the snow so you can pull the foot of the landing gear down. And when you finally make it back up on your feet, you get to spend the next several wind-blown minutes hand cranking your trailer off of your truck. Even is beautiful weather, it's quite a pain.
Well, this is where the EZ-SWITCH HITCH comes in. You will never have to set foot in the bed of your truck to hook or unhook your trailer. You will never have to get down on the ground to mess with the landing gear. And forget the hand cranking! With a handy, easy-to-use, remote control you can raise and lower your trailer, and latch and unlatch your hitch. The new safety chains are easily hooked from the ground, so you just have to plug in your electric cable and put up your tailgate, and away you go!!
It is really that easy!!!
We have spent lifetimes hooking and unhooking goose-neck trailers in every kind of weather imaginable. This invention came from mild suffering, impatience, and that desire to find the easiest way possible. Try it out and you will never go back to an old-fashioned hitch!!!!!!
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