For Sale: Hensley Arrow Hitch for Sale

[Timothy S]

Moving up to a 5th wheel. Hitch is 2 years old. Fore those of us who switched to them, they are fantastic. They are a little tricky to hook up at first, but you will get used to it quickly. The ride quality is truly unbelievable. You will feel much more in control.

Was ~$2400 new, asking $1700.

I can send pictures, have all the parts. This one has the snap up brackets, not the screw jacks.

Thanks,

Tim

[aujmr1970]

How much tongue weight will it handle?

[jlgail4309]

Hensley takes them in on trade . I hear the Air ride hitch in one of the best.

[MudyOvl]

Is this still available? What is the weight rating for the bars? Thanks!

[aceinspp]

Originally Posted by Timothy S

Moving up to a 5th wheel. Hitch is 2 years old. Fore those of us who switched to them, they are fantastic. They are a little tricky to hook up at first, but you will get used to it quickly. The ride quality is truly unbelievable. You will feel much more in control.

Was ~$2400 new, asking $1700.

I can send pictures, have all the parts. This one has the snap up brackets, not the screw jacks.

Thanks,

Tim

Whats the difference between screw jacks and snap up? One better than the other? Later RJD

[jgroff]

Snap up are the old style chain latch up brackets that you use a bar to snap the Brackets up to tension the weight bars. Screw jacks are the same that come on the propride. You use a ratchet to tighten the bars up. More fine tuning with the screw Jacks imo.

[Other Brand Owner]

Originally Posted by jgroff

Snap up are the old style chain latch up brackets that you use a bar to snap the Brackets up to tension the weight bars. Screw jacks are the same that come on the Propride. You use a ratchet to tighten the bars up. More fine tuning with the screw Jacks imo.

I've been trading off the Hensley v. the Propride. I talked to Hensley earlier this week. They currently offer the snap up links on new hitches for a slightly lower price.

Al