The Automated Safety Hitch VS. The Old Style Dually
Recently 3 couples who all pull with duallys compared notes and shared with us a list a benefits from their Automated Safety Hitch experience.
The six of them are suggesting that we also refer to the Automated Safety Hitch system as:
“the new in-line dually”.
Comparison of The Automated Safety Hitch System as The In-Line and the Old style dually:
In-Line Dually | Old style Dually | |
4 rear tires | Yes | Yes |
2 full size truck rear axles | Yes | No |
Additional set of full power hydraulic disk brakes | Yes | No |
Truck has Normal flush rear axle fenders | Yes | No |
Additional 6,300 pound axle to support pin weight of up to 30,000lb trailer | Yes | No |
Second independent, full power Hydraulic brake system | Yes | No |
Brakes adjusted with same trailer brake controller | Yes | N/A |
Integrate and easily upgrade the trailer brakes to hydraulic disk brakes | Yes | No |
Pulls trailer to the outside of the turn | Yes | No |
Increases longitudinal stability of the trailer rig | Yes | No |
Gives you good directional stability if a rear tire blows out | Yes | Yes |
Enables you to have full use of the pickup bed | Yes | No |
Enables you to maneuver better in parking lots and gas stations | Yes | No |
Enables you to pull your trailer level | Yes | No |
Eliminates the need to block up the trailer | Yes | No |
You can have a level trailer and 6 feet of headroom inside gooseneck | Yes | No |
Compatible with an SUV | Yes | No |
Enables you to pull your trailer with an SUV | Yes | No |
Eliminates the need to raise and lower the tailgate for the trailer | Yes | No |
Ability to utilize the new dually design with a 3/4 ton vehicle | Yes | No |
Enables a 3/4 pickup to pull same size trailer as a 1 ton dually | Yes | N/A |
Lessens chance of damaging the rear differential | Yes | No |
Enables your trailer to pull itself out of the mud or sand | Yes | No |
Enables you to jackknife more than 90 degrees without damage | Yes | No |
Makes hooking up to the trailer a lot easier | Yes | No |
Makes unhooking from the trailer a lot easier | Yes | No |
Streamlined for less wind resistance/better gas mileage | Yes | No |
Allows you to rotate the truck tires for better wear/longer life | Yes | No |
Should replace all four rear tires when one tire needs replacing | No | Yes |
Need for wider than normal truck fenders | No | Yes |
Expensive Dually fenders to repair | No | Yes |
Wearing out second set of tires when not pulling a trailer | No | Yes |
Having difficulty of changing flat inside tire | N/A | Yes |
Need to repair the tailgate after not lowering it when hooking up | No | Yes |
Need to repair the tailgate after not lowering it when unhooking | No | Yes |
Need to get under the gooseneck to lower and raise the tailgate | No | Yes |
Need to get in back of pickup to secure coupling and safety chains | No | Yes |
Difficult maneuvering around town when not pulling the trailer | No | Yes |
Difficult parking around town when not pulling the trailer | No | Yes |
Difficult maneuvering around gas pumps when not pulling the trailer | No | Yes |
Fenders interfere with view of the trailer tires when driving | No | Yes |
More likely to side swipe gate columns | No | Yes |
Increases the chance of damaging the rear differential | No | Yes |
Can have a level trailer and more headroom inside the gooseneck | Yes | No |
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