Anderson Ultimate hitch

[Sandyb12]

Anderson Ultimate Hitch for sale. $300.00. PM if interested.

[Sandyb12]

Lowering the price to $250.00 a little less than half price of a new one. No issues, I just don’t need it anymore. Sold my 5.0 ta and bought a 21.

[Hilola]

Hi, Sandy. How old is your hitch, and do you know what it weighs?

[Sandyb12]

It’s 2 years old and weighs 40 pounds. I never had an issue with it.

[Hilola]

Forgot to ask what it's rated for?

[Sandyb12]

I used it to pull my 2016 Escape 5.0 ta. It is the steel version.

[Chotch]

Originally Posted by Hilola

Forgot to ask what it's rated for?

That’s same hitch I have, rated for 20000 lbs. great hitch. 👍

[JStelly]

Originally Posted by Sandyb12

Lowering the price to $250.00 a little less than half price of a new one. No issues, I just don’t need it anymore. Sold my 5.0 ta and bought a 21.

May I ask why you are going from the 5.0 to a 21. We are considering going from a 19 to a 5.0.

[Hilola]

Originally Posted by JStelly

May I ask why you are going from the 5.0 to a 21. We are considering going from a 19 to a 5.0.

If I may answer for Sandy; I asked her the same question in another thread and here was her response:

I decided a pull behind trailer would be easier for me. One reason, the propane tanks are too heavy for me to lift and put back into their cubby. Another was I can only get to them to take out when unhitched. With a pull behind you can fill propane tanks without removing them from the trailer and while hitched.

Another reason, I am short. Inside the 5.0 I couldn’t reach the ceiling lights, fan and ac without getting on a step stool. All of mine were manual. In the 21 I can reach all these controls without getting on a step stool.

I will say towing is easier with the 5.0 ta. With the pull behind I make sure my speed doesn’t go over 60-62 mph.

Both trailers are wonderful.


To Sandy, I am going to hold off on purchasing a hitch but thank you for your responses and good luck with the sale!

[JStelly]

Originally Posted by Hilola

If I may answer for Sandy; I asked her the same question in another thread and here was her response:

I decided a pull behind trailer would be easier for me. One reason, the propane tanks are too heavy for me to lift and put back into their cubby. Another was I can only get to them to take out when unhitched. With a pull behind you can fill propane tanks without removing them from the trailer and while hitched.

Another reason, I am short. Inside the 5.0 I couldn’t reach the ceiling lights, fan and ac without getting on a step stool. All of mine were manual. In the 21 I can reach all these controls without getting on a step stool.

I will say towing is easier with the 5.0 ta. With the pull behind I make sure my speed doesn’t go over 60-62 mph.

Both trailers are wonderful.


To Sandy, I am going to hold off on purchasing a hitch but thank you for your responses and good luck with the sale!

Thanks! This is helpful.

[Sandyb12]

Thank you Hilola. Yes exactly. I did really enjoy my 5.0ta. It’s a wonderful trailer but the 21 ft does fit me better. Now, I don’t need the hitch anymore,

[Sandyb12]

Thank you for all the inquiries.