treg hitch

The Hitchmaster DO35 is possibly the pick of the All Terrain couplings being far easier to line up that most of the Poly Block type.
Cheers Craig.........

garny - saw this one the other day whilst looking around for something else. It is called the Ozhitch.

Google ozhitch which will lead you to site which explains all.



A J

I have used the Hyland hitch on all my vans. It is a lot easier IMHO to connect and remove than a Tregg.

Include the Hyland in your considerations.

Patrick

Have a look at this informative page for the different types of hitches:

http://www.campertrailers.org/couplings.htm

Hope that helps.

Andrew

The Trigg hitch is virtually the same poly block setup as the Treg (but cast - not forged like the Treg) - had one on my first camper - had the Treg on our second camper - both were fine. Now we have a Hyland hitch on the caravan - took me a while to learn how best to work it (often can't move the car or the van easily for those last few mm's :-o)..... but I'm happy with it now.

garny,

With regard to the brake concerns give Brian Hyland a call and ask him yourself. He a really nice guy and would be very happy to discuss any questions you may have.

Brian Hyland's phone number 07 3200 6261 (Beenleigh sth of Brisbane).

They are a great coupling and very easy to use. You can buy them directly from Brian if that suits.

The usual declaimer here, as apart from being a happy customer, I have nothing to do with Hyland.

Patrick

Garny,
Crackles is right on, as I've had a Hyland and now have a Hitchmaster D035.
The D035 is a stronger unit and 2nd choice would be the Hyland as it is easier to hitch up than a Tregg. The D035 is very simple to use much like dropping onto a ball like the Hyland but it's a tapered pin-like arrangement so it will pull on when near enough.
I think you'll find the prices will be similar.
Cheers
Harry.