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Gen-y Hitch grand opening pt. 2 with Donna and Rachel touring the new factory & world Head Quarters
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- čas přidán 17. 03. 2024
- More Gen-y Hitch tour of their new factory. See the welding robots in action. Side loading fork lift, 10 ton electric brake, efficient factory kicking out over 300 hitches a day. Manufacturing receiver hitches, gooseneck hitches, 5th wheel conversation with Torsion Flex to isolate the bounce of the truck from the trailer. I highly recommend Gen-y Hitches, I've reviewed most of them and use them every week. Now you can see how they are made and the support team that makes them easy to buy and answers your questions. Snap-Latch genyhitch.com/ store.mrtruck.... #trailering
You are looking great, Mr. Truck. I respect the weight loss. I know it ain’t easy.
Thanks
Mr. Truck, greetings. My name is Stuart. I live in Naples, Florida. I've had the pleasure of going to the Gen y factory meeting. Quite a few of the nice people there. Amish people. Great people Mennonite people. Great people. Beautiful product as far as looks beautiful product. As far as quality, One big problem. The product does not work. There's a reason 99.9% of 18 wheelers use air ride suspension. They don't use torsion axles. They use air ride. There's a reason because torsion just does not seem to work well, especially on the receiver hitch and sometimes on a gooseneck or a fifth wheel. I have seen their products in action. They are far far far to stiff and not compliant. As far as ride. I have personally owned a new more motor coach and I had a shocker 12K airbag hitch and it was wonderful. I now own a 2024 Ram 3500 crew cab long bed dually with a northern light truck camper in the truck bed and I'm going to Bobby buy an air safe hitch out of North Dakota way way more compliant way more active. Sorry to say this. They are good people at Gen y excellent people. Their product does not really work that well. I've seen them. I've been there. I've seen the air safe. I've seen the shocker both work better now. The only problem with the air safe is it's twice the price almost $1,300 bucks but just a little FYI. I've never seen torsion on the gen y work like it should. I even mentioned that to them and I had my motor coach with me. They didn't like what I had to say but there are reviews especially from people in Australia and other areas. They do not like the Gen y they do not work that well. I'm sorry to say this. I've also had the pleasure of speaking you a couple of three times. Maybe maybe three times two or three times. Again, sorry to say this. I wish they'd go to airbags. It'd be so much better really. It would just my two and three and five cents in a dime is worth. However, I love you that you got a new truck. Excellent.
Actually, I would love to discuss this with you. Please give me a call on my cell at your earliest convenience.
434 -251-5007 Stuart and Naples, Florida.😅😅😅😅😅😅
Just another thought. It seems somebody's got some really really big money behind Jen y Big money. Excellent but still the hitches don't work that well. Thank you.
Greetings Stuart, most horse trailers have torsion axles. My tilt trailer has torsion axles giving me the ability to tilt closer to the ground and load cars. I've known Carl and the gang for years. I've tested them with bumper pull trailers, gooseneck and 5th-wheel conversions. So have several RV manufactures. The only problem with torsion is less wheel travel and independent front to back and side to side. This means the axles don't work together like leaf springs that equalize. Thanks, Kent
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Those first two minutes… wow!
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Thank you for all the cool videos that you make, and I know where to go get a hitch at
Thanks
All the pretty girls flock to Mr. Truck!
Yes
That's a good thing right?
If I only had a hitch
Come buy one dude
@@MrTruckTV I would need a receiver
yes, then a trailer, then call me, I'll tell you all the cool accessories for trailers
@@MrTruckTV I made one using grade 8 and a wielder 🙂
What does that mean?@@NatureRecycleFlorida
I notice the Gen-Y people's names, are they ALL German ?
I see people from obvious Amish~Menonite heritage.
Using either Germanic (German-popular) forenames
and/or ancient Hebrew (Christian) forenames.
💃 *Promosm*