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How To Unhook Your Fifth Wheel RV | Teach Me RV!
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- Опубліковано 9 січ 2018
- This short informative video concentrates on how to unhook your Fifth Wheel from your truck! Keystone RV Center will show you how to unhook your Fifth Wheel from a Demco hitch. Most hitches will use the same method to unhook, but always consult with your dealer if you are unsure.
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I just purchased a 5th from this guy (JR) in this video and let me tell you he is the real deal, yes he’s a salesmen but he’s also true in what he’s says, in his videos and his sales pitch, if you want the honest true and reality of what your about to purchase this is your salesmen.
No BS.
He responds when needed.
Thank you JR your the real deal!
Thank you so much!
-JR
Thank you. You don't realize how important is what you guys do. God bless
We do when we great people like you to comment! Thank you makes us know we are doing the stuff you guys need online
Thank you!
When we bought our fifth wheel the tech who gave us our walk through advised keeping a mallet on hand in case the handle got stuck! One year in we had to replace the hitch. Excellent video, thank you.
Kevin McGovern I've always used b&w hitches. Never a problems
Glad it helped
Great videos. No wasted time. Talks like an adult.
Thank you!
This guy covered ALL of the critical components and troubleshooting tips for unhooking the hitch. Some other videos skip too many of these helpful hints and must do actions.
Wow, thanks! I try to hit the stuff I learned the hard way...Thank you for the compliment and for the comment
-JR
Like the others have said, thank you! As usual, the dealership rushed the walk-through and spent very little time on the big stuff. He spent more time showing me how to operate the fireplace inside than the leveling system. I've been towing TT's for a few years, but this system is different enough that I need decent instruction. The more I watch your videos (yes, multiple times) the more I'm able to make some connections in the PROCESS that match with hooking up a TT--but not the tools (those are TOTALLY different)! I just bought a 2020 Chaparral, and frankly I'm super nervous about hooking it up and unhooking it. I'll be leaving this video to see if you have one on the auto-level system--after you've unhooked. I generally travel alone, so I need to do it by myself. I know this is old-hat to you, but to many of us rushed through the walk-through, your video is gold. Perhaps someone should start telling salespeople to stop telling customers that the walk-through person will "spend as much time as you need." I've purchased 3 rigs, and not once have they spent much time (of course, after the first two, I should have realized that's the rule not the exception). Anyhow, thank you so much!
Thank you! Dealerships like that are why we make videos like this. Glad we could help. We do have an auto level video and trouble shooting. However if you want/need more videos let me know what they are and we will put it on a list
Your videos are great. I just started hauling RV's for a part time job and your videos are a life saver. thank you
Glad you like them! Glad we could help
-JR
When we bought our fifth wheeler we were given a walk through. One of the things we were advised to do was to carry a mallet in case we had to beat the hitch open. Wish we had seen this video (and the companion video on hitching) when we first bought our RV. It would have saved us from having to replace our damaged hitch in our first year.
Yea that's not right....I talked about your comment in our recent comment video
Big Hammer BAD!! Glad this video helped at least!-Mark
JR, your videos are the best, thank you Sir!
Thank you for watching! Happy camping and smooth journeys ahead!
Thanks! Your video helped me!
Thanks for the very helpful video!
Glad it was helpful, Paul!
Thank you so much for making this. I'm new to fifth wheel towing and my dealer kind of rushed through the walkthrough.
Glad we could help! Let us know if you want to see us do a 5th wheel setup video like our Travel Trailer video. I keep pushing Eric for it and I bet if you comment in like 5 to 10 of our videos asking for 5th wheel setup video he will green light it.
or comment in all the videos hahahahahahahaha
Same thing happened to us. Very quick run down and you would at least think they would have you hitch, unhitch, and hitch back up! We got to the storage site and used this video to unhook! Thank you!
I am so glad we could help you out
-JR
THANK YOU SO MUCH! We are newbies to the 5th wheel world and this was so helpful! Keep them coming!
Thank you! Will do! Anything else you want us to cover?
-JR
Straight into it thanks for the video
Sure thing
Thank you
Fabulous this is one of the best videos I've seen on this Mike
Thank you
-JR
thanks--all went smoothly
Glad it helped!
-JR
Thanks! Great video.
Glad you liked it!
-JR
for a new person what make of a fifth wheel hitch is good to get and have
Thank you great video!
You are welcome!
-JR
THIS VIDEO IS OLD BUT HERE GOES: I HAVE A HALLMARK CYCLONE TOY HAULER 2008 / 3712 / 41 FT. I PURCHASED IT USED NEVER HAD IT ON THE ROAD. GETTING IT READY FOR THE ROAD. THE HITCH IS A DRAW TIGHT GOOSE NECK. I HAVE A TOOL BOX AT THE END OF MY 8 FT. BED. IN ORDER TO CLEAR THE TOOL BOX I MUST CRANK IT BY HAND TO GO HIGHER. THE JACK STARTS CLICKING BUT HANDLE TURNS SO I JUST ASSIST IT. QUESTION: IS THERE ANOTHER HITCH; I.E. ANDERSON ADAPTER , FIFTH WHEEL HITCH AS YOU SHOW HERE THAT WOULD MAKE MY UNIT SIT HIGHER SO I COULD HAVE AN EASIER DISCONNECT OR IS IT THE JACK MOTOR AND OR GEARS NOT GOING DOWN ENOUGH????
I would call our parts deparment and see what they thing would work. You are getting into swapping a ton of stuff to try and make that work I would talk to them.
Do you have a video that shows how to close an electric awning is the motor gives out
Not yet but we want to do that this winter along with a ton of other videos about manual over rides. If you have a LCI awning you can download an app on your phone and it shows how to do that too
Hello, I am planning on buying a pick up truck for a lightweight 5th wheel, but I am getting a tarp or rapid roll bed cover, so after I unhook, will I be able to cover the truck bed? Thanks.
Sounds great! I like the rapid roll style
-JR
What's a good fifth wheel hitch for your Truck. And would you recommend a 4x4 Truck for towing.
I live in the north east so I would not buy a truck that was not 4x4....I really like the B&W personally but the demco is good too if you want to save a little money
At 0:50 you mentioned something about auto hitch height. Have you done the video on that yet? I cant find it. If not would you mind doing one?
That is on the list to shoot this winter but yes we are going to be doing a ton of stuff with these auto level systems
Hey Jr new subscriber here. I’ve got a question regarding unhooking my 5th wheel. If I’ve got 4-5 “ off level front to rear before unhooking is there a way to figure out how much of the manual front legs to drop before I start the electric , ( no auto level ) so I am able to get the coach level and then hooked back to the truck. I hope I said all that right. 😳 Thanks for taking the time to make the videos they’re very helpful.
I do not know how I missed this comment I am so sorry.....I will try and do a video detailing this better shortly
-JR
And Jr, I would like to add to that request. I use an Anderson Hitch and I struggle to know how much to drop inner legs since I have to raise my 5er high enough to get off the ball. On more than one occasion (on pretty flat sites) I’ve gotten out of stroke errors on the 3.0 Ground Control. Getting pretty frustrated! Love your videos, keep ‘em coming
You’re clearly not an idiot, so what’s your opinion about length of the breakaway cable: shorter or longer than the safety chains? Lot of different opinions on the interwebs…
I like the 6' bungee breakaway cable