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Posted by Duane on July 01, 2004 at 13:52:40 from (209.34.1.80):
I like to know what's going on. My wife and I just bought a 30 foot fifth wheel and the dealer installed the hitch. I have been reading all the past post about hitch location and knew the consciences was about 2 to 6 inches ahead of the axle. When I got the f350 crew cab back yesterday and hitch the camper to head for home, I notice the hitch is about 2 inches behind the axle. I went into the archives to double check all the past posts and call the dealer to pitch a fit. The dealer said, "it is a state law to mount the hitch behind the axle. They are going to send me a copy of the law. Does anybody know anything about this Texas state law????? I am a bit upset, my truck bucked every time I hit a bump. What do you all think of this????
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