Shocker Cushion Ball Hitch

itshotinaz
Reg. Oct 2006

Posted 2010-01-25 9:46 PM (#115706)
Subject: Shocker Cushion Ball Hitch

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Location: Litchfield Park, AZ

Always looking to make things easier for hauling my horses and saving wear/tear on my truck (2006 Ford F350 King Ranch Dually & 3 horse Silverlite living quarters). Has anyone used the cushion ball hitches and what are the pros and cons? The high end ones are out of my price range to even consider but I found a company that seems to fit the bill. The price for this company seems very reasonable and simple to use. Looking at the "Shocker Cushion Ball" hitch. www.shockerhitch.comComments anyone? thanks, and yes it's still hot in AZ even with all this rain. C.

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brew26
Reg. May 2009

Posted 2010-01-26 8:43 AM (#115717 - in reply to #115706)
Subject: RE: Shocker Cushion Ball Hitch

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I'm not sure that contraption looks like the best thing in the world, but I sell star performance hitches. I've never had one returned after I sold it. They come with 30 day guarantee, if you don't like it you get your money back I think you should maybe take a look at them. If you have any question about them please don't hesitate to send me a pm or just ask a question over the forum.

http://www.sphitch.com

Edited by brew26 2010-01-26 8:45 AM

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threeman
Reg. Feb 2004

Posted 2010-01-26 10:15 AM (#115727 - in reply to #115706)
Subject: RE: Shocker Cushion Ball Hitch

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i have a "my air hitch" takes most of the bounce out. works good. guy who sold it to me said it would take 70% of the shock out (large tongue heavy trailer) and i thought he was nuts. after using within 1 mile he was right. I noticed it that quick.

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