
Shocker Multi-Fit Gooseneck Surge Air Hitch - Side
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Add air ride to your EBY gooseneck trailer. The Shocker Gooseneck Surge® air hitch & coupler is the ultimate in smooth towing for your EBY gooseneck trailers. Works on EBY gooseneck livestock, horse, equipment, and flat bed trailers with a gooseneck. Featuring a patented dual latching Shift Lock® coupler for either a 2-5/16" or 3" gooseneck hitch ball, and fits the EBY gooseneck trailers or the EZ-latch Demco gooseneck air coupler for a 2-5/16" hitch ball. The Gooseneck Surge air hitch 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. Whether you are an occasionally tow with a gooseneck or a hotshot, this shock absorbing hitch for an EBY gooseneck livestock or equipment trailer is made for smooth and safe towing. Built-in air bag cushions your gooseneck trailer and pickup. Works great on gooseneck style end dumps & flatbed trailers from EBY Trailers. Get up to 40,000 lbs GTW and 7,000 lbs tongue weight. 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 was located. Manufactured by Shocker Hitch®
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CUSTOMER REVIEWS
This product is simply amazing. My husband was complaining about the constant bouncing he was having with his 36ft gooseneck. I bought this one on a referral from a friend and it is amazing. He put it on right away and has not complained since. I am telling everyone about it. Way to go Shocker Hitch. I plan on buying one soon for my enclosed race trailer.
Love the way it makes my trailer ride. No it's not going to take out every bump but when the air gets too low you can definitely feel the difference. One thing I didn't realize is you do need to constantly put air into the air bag. The bumpier the roads the more often you need to put air into the bag. I thought it helps the pressure but it doesn't