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Curious as to how it is integrated into the truck.  I'm guessing a switch at the hitch and wired into the tailgate plug?

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On 11/2/2019 at 5:03 PM, Banks said:

We can ship you one whenever you are ready. Just need your Name and address. We Launched that site to let people know it was coming and to get on our list so we could ship when we had a complete stock. I have installed demos on trucks including my own 2019 Denali so we could get some feedback before a full launch. 

 

Yes, I am Co-Owner. 

 

Thanks, Jim

I am interested in your product but honestly the website/video doesn't give a whole lot of info about how your product works. Could you give some more details please?

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14 hours ago, BB&Chiveon said:

no need to worry . go to 8:40 . B&W new hitch to allow not to hit

 

FYI I spoke with B&W this morning and they hope to have these up for sale before the end of November!

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I think its a good idea for a lifted truck, but from what I could tell you need a step ladder to be able to use the drop down step. Standard trucks the trailer will be dragging ground.

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24 minutes ago, Banks said:

I think its a good idea for a lifted truck, but from what I could tell you need a step ladder to be able to use the drop down step. Standard trucks the trailer will be dragging ground.

My truck is stock and needs at least 4-6” drop to get trailer level. If not the trailer is pointed up. Sounds like you just wanna pitch your “tailgate fix” that you won’t give any real details on...

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What kind of details would you like? Product is finished, waiting on the manufacturer to get our stock up so that when people start placing orders they don't have to wait. Nobody including  me wants To buy  something and be told your order will be ready in 3 weeks. We want to put out a great product that our customs will be happy with. We know we all get some negative feed back just like we e getting from you but that's the nature of the beast. It's not a must buy its an option. It's an accessary like anything else. The nice thing about it is it will hopefully keep someone from accidentally missing up their tailgate, or better yet someone that is not familiar with the flaw messing up someones Tailgate. We have been told we should be ready by the 22nd if not sooner. hanks for your patience!

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My original hitch solution is working perfectly, 6inch drop is about perfect for a trailer to sit level.  Just don't have adjustability, but then again hardly ever need to adjust it.  

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My original hitch solution is working perfectly, 6inch drop is about perfect for a trailer to sit level.  Just don't have adjustability, but then again hardly ever need to adjust it.  


Curious, can you flip the step down & put full weight on the step without the tailgate flexing into the hitch?

I need an 8” drop for my utility trailer to sit level but I can’t find an 8” forged hitch. I’d maybe settle for a 6” if I know I can stand on the step without it hitting the hitch.

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