October 2026
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Moving a Fifth Wheel Hitch to a New Truck: What Transfers and What Changes
The hitch head may come with you. The mounting system, hardware, clearance, and wiring all need a fresh review on the new truck. You bought a new truck, and the fifth wheel hitch in the old one still works fine. Can it move over? Possibly. But the hitch head is only one part of a fifth wheel setup. Underneath it... -
OEM Puck System vs Rail-Mounted Fifth Wheel Hitches: What Shoppers Should Know
Factory puck systems and above-bed rail kits are two different ways to mount a fifth wheel hitch. Here is how they compare, and what to confirm about your truck before you buy. Before you compare fifth wheel hitch models, you need to know how the hitch will attach to your truck. Most shoppers end up working with one of two... -
B&W Companion Fifth Wheel Hitch Installation Near Kent WA
The Companion comes in several mounting styles. Here is how Torklift Central matches yours to your truck before installation day. Most people searching for B&W Companion installation near Kent, WA start with one question: how soon can the truck get in? The better first question is which Companion your truck is set up for. B&W builds the Companion as a... -
EcoHitch Buying Guide for Bike Racks and E-Bikes: What to Check Before You Order
Hitch capacity is only one piece of the puzzle. Your vehicle, receiver size, rack requirements, and loaded rack weight all have to line up before you check out. If you are buying an EcoHitch mainly to carry bikes, E-Bikes, a cargo tray, or a swing-away rack, the best way to shop is to treat the hitch and rack as one... -
GlowStep Revolution vs GlowStep Uprising: Which RV Step System Fits Your Camping Setup?
The biggest difference is where each system mounts. Start with how your RV is built, then let your measurements choose the configuration. GlowStep REVOLUTION and GlowStep REVOLUTION Uprising solve the same shopping problem, which is replacing RV entry steps with a sturdier, adjustable system. The deciding factor is how your RV is built. GlowStep REVOLUTION is designed around an exterior... -
NorthHitch Front Receiver Buying Guide: Choosing the Right Front Hitch for Your Truck
NorthHitch is vehicle-specific, and the right choice depends on both your truck and the accessory you plan to mount up front. A front receiver opens up a lot of options. Bike racks, E-Bike racks, cargo trays, winches, and other front-mounted gear can all ride on a 2-inch front receiver. NorthHitch is Torklift’s front-mounted receiver line, and it is designed for... -
PullRite SuperGlide Fifth Wheel Hitch Installation Near Kent WA
SuperGlide slides on its own, but only when the hitch, mount, truck, trailer pin box, and capture plate are matched. Here is what Torklift Central checks first. Short-bed truck owners know the moment: a tight turn into a fuel station or campsite, and the front corner of the fifth wheel swings toward the cab. PullRite's SuperGlide is designed for that... -
StableLoad Lower vs Upper: Which Suspension Upgrade Should You Shop for First?
Your truck may already have factory heavy-load support under it. The overload springs on your truck decide which StableLoad to shop, and Lower Quick Disconnect is usually the place to start. Many heavy-duty trucks already include factory heavy-load support in the form of upper or lower overload springs. StableLoad helps those factory overload springs start supporting the load sooner, so... -
SuperHitch Hero vs Original vs Magnum: Which Heavy-Duty Hitch Fits Your Towing Setup?
The highest rating is not automatically the right hitch. Fitment, your truck's ratings, your trailer, and your camper decide which SuperHitch family to shop. SuperHitch comes in three families: Hero 15K, Original 20K, and Magnum 30K. The number in each name is the family's maximum weight-distribution towing rating in thousands of pounds. The quick comparison: Hero 15K and Original 20K... -
Talon vs Standard Outboard Tie Downs: Which Option Should You Buy for Your Truck Camper?
Both build vehicle-specific, frame-mounted camper anchor points. The real decision comes down to materials, component weight, appearance, and how much maintenance you want to take on. Torklift offers both a standard steel and a Talon version of Outboard tie downs for your truck, you are choosing between two ways to build the same anchor points. Both mount to the truck...