[MarkS]

I have a Super Glide that I have used with two trailers. On our previous trailer, hitting the truck cab was an issue. The Super Glide made that a non-issue.

With the Super Glide I can see the locking disk and know that the hitch is locked. That's a big plus to me.

The only time I have trouble hitching is when I have the trailer too high. Or not lined up. A click and clunk when you successfully hitch. You can also tell by the handle if you have locked.

I clean the under side locking mechanism once a year. I have an older model that you have to keep the tubes greased. That's a little messy.

If you have trouble unhitching, you may have the trailer's weight on the locking disk. You have to lock the trailer brakes and back the TV a little.

There is a bolt and pressure plate, at the front of the hitch, that can adjust out the start clunk.

In general, I would buy another one if I needed to buy again.