Lock n roll trailer hitch.
Lock n roll vs max coupler.
After doing a little research i will probably be going with the max coupler on my trailer.
The lock n roll works great in 99 of the situations but there have been a few that can will cause the joint to bind.
Lock n roll or max coupler.
For folks building dinoots with our weld frames or building there own frames i prefer the lock nroll couplers.
My trailer is set up to use both a ball hitch and lock n roll but i use the ball hitch 90 of the time even offroad.
Utilizing 3 axis of movement including 360 degrees of rotation and a unique locking mechanism lock n roll trailer hitches are smoother operating and safer than any other type of hitch.
The pintle hitch does not have full articulation which can potentially allow it to get into a bind.
A nice feature of them is offering versions that bolt on like normal couplers for 2 2 5 3 wide straight tongues.
Do you really need a multi axis coupler like a max coupler or lock n roll or like me you will look back later and say it wasn t necessary but it seemed like a good idea at the time.
I have an off road camper and looking to change out the hitch.
I am trying to decide on a max coupler or a lock n roll.
This is the initial review of the lock n roll off road trailer hitch.
The max coupler and lock and roll hitches on the other hand have a lot more weak points that could break than the pintle hitch setup but that brings me on nicely to the negatives.
The lock n roll and max coupler will be much tighter predictable than the pintle system.
The primary production models available in the us are lock nroll and max coupler.
The articulating lock n roll trailer hitch is the safest easiest to use most versatile on road off road hitch on the market.
Anyone have suggestions for one over the other.
So far i have mounted it and driven it on road and it has improved the smoothness of.
I am able to find the lock n roll for sale at amazon and several other places but the max coupler is hard to find.
The good news is that it allows a wide range of motion arguably making it better than a ball hitch for off road towing on uneven terrain but each of those pivot points seems like it d be more prone to wear than a ball and coupler.