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Cody Hitch, Cody
Coupler and Cody Cushion. Proud to be made in Colorado, USA
Gooseneck and 5th Wheel RV Trailer Couplers and Truck Ball Hitches

Cody Cushion
Protect
your Living Quarters gooseneck investment in your horse trailer. Cody
Cushion from Cody Hitch has one air bag, and a double hinge. Up and down
and front and back cushion. With today's Living Quarter horse trailers, you need
protection for the fine cabinets and mirrors. This winter in Colorado, made
record potholes. Can you imagine the impact in the neck of your trailer
over each hole. 6000 lb. tongue weight rating. It's hard to measure just
by feel, but you can notice a difference in stopping and starting. I
pulled a 4 horse Logan Coach gooseneck from Logan Utah to Denver.
I could tell when I took off with the trailer, that the Cody Cushion
took most of the starting jerk away. Cody takes the jerk out of you
trailer ride, starting and stopping, and smooth across railroad
tracks. Having the gooseneck cushion in your truck bed, lets you use it
on all your gooseneck trailers. You insert the Cody Cushion in the ball
socket of your gooseneck hitch. You can easily adapt the Cody Cushion to
Cody Hitch, B&W and Popup truck bed hitches. Trip your hitch latch to
secure Cody Cushion in your truck bed hitch, air it up so the air bag
arms are parallel and you're ready to go.
Even if the air bag fails or leaks, there are stops to keep the
ball from dropping too low and metal stops so the air bag
doesn't overinflate. There is an optional self leveling kit.
www.PullwithCody.com
Order now for $449
     
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First picture is the
rubber encasement on the double hinge to prevent too much
forward and back movement. |
Here is the steel
stop so the ball can't drop too far if it looses air. It's a
reliable system with backups. |
Double hinge gives Cody Cushion
the ability to take the shock from the trailer and not transfer
it to the truck. |
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Cody Hitch

At the factory outside of Greeley CO, Cory Clark and Jim
Ropp gave me the tour of where Cody Hitches are born. The Cody gooseneck
ball is turned over from the top to give you a completely usable
truck bed. The safety chain eyelets are unique as they fit into
the ball socket instead of having 4 more holes in your truck bed
for U-bolts. A Cody Hitch truck
bed gooseneck ball uses the same cross frame in all trucks. The truck
frame brackets will be different depending on a boxed or C-channel truck
frame. A unique feature with Cody, the hitch is installed and then the
ball socket is drilled out. This is the opposite of most hitches, where
you measure for the ball hole drilled into the truck bed floor first.
Cody accomplishes this with a supplied spring loaded drill guide that
allows you to drill the pilot hole up from the bottom through the middle
of the hitch cross frame. Nice having the ball fit perfectly in the
truck bed floor. Pilot drill tool included.
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Cody
Hitch frame sits on truck frame and a plate bolts to the side of
the truck frame. Models for C-channel and boxed frames. |
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Cody Hitch is so
slick looking in your truck bed, the ball fits the hole exactly
and the safety chain eyelets fit the ball socket with no extra
holes. |
Cody Coupler
 
A
popular trend is folks converting a 5th wheel RV trailer to a gooseneck
ball. Who wants to mess with removing a heavy 5th-wheel hitch when a
removable ball is easier and faster. Cody's 5th-wheel to gooseneck ball
conversion is self latching. Two horseshoe looking steel plates secure
your RV's 5th-wheel kingpin to the Cody coupler (picture left). No
drilling, cutting or welding. It comes off fast too without a mark.
   
 Cody
also makes a quick coupler for automatic latching on your
gooseneck ball to replace your adjustable neck coupler. |
see the company website
www.PullwithCody.com and watch the Cody Cushion video
Quick
Hitch, Inc. Phone: (970) 378-9929
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