

Shocker Gooseneck Surge Air Hitch & Shift Lock Coupler - Multi-Fit Round Stem
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The Shocker Gooseneck Surge® air hitch & coupler is the ultimate in smooth gooseneck trailer towing for your Merritt gooseneck trailer. This shock absorbing gooseneck hitch features either an auto-latching Demco gooseneck coupler or the patented Shift Lock® coupler for a 2-5/16" hitch ball. Both styles are rated at 30,000 lbs GTW and designed to fit the Merritt gooseneck livestock trailers. The Gooseneck Surge air hitch & coupler with built-in airbag is the only air ride hitch to exclusively work in a forward and back motion, which is often times this is the biggest jerk you feel when towing gooseneck trailers. The shock absorbing hitch & coupler for a gooseneck trailer is made for smooth and safe towing on your pickup, trailer, and contents. Works great on gooseneck style trailers made by Merritt Trailers. Whether you are occasionally towing your gooseneck or towing all over the country. This gooseneck air coupler is sure to make the trip smoother for you and your cargo with its road shock absorbing design. Works great on gooseneck style trailers. Completely replaces your factory stem & coupler with the Gooseneck Surge Air system & coupler. Watch Installation Video This coupler also extends 3" forward from where your factory coupler is located. Manufactured by Shocker Hitch®
Note: Merritt gooseneck trailers have round stems that are 100mm (3-15/16") with angled/slotted pin holes at 20-30 degrees. The Shocker gooseneck surge air hitch & coupler attaches easily to your gooseneck trailer. Replacement inner tube stem has 3 adjustment holes, and the coupler extends 3" forward from factory location, or you can also order it with a 9" extension gooseneck coupler, which is great for extra cab clearance or if you are towing a gooseneck trailer with a short bed pickup truck. Not sure what size round gooseneck stem you have? Check out our gooseneck stem selection guide.
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Not necessarily. For that application, you would want to employ a blank stem, which would have no pin holes drilled into it, and would be locked in with just the set bolts.
Asked by Douglas Hilbig · 2023-02-08 · Answered by Jessica Nygaard
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