Amateur Question: what kind of hitch for goose/5th?

[CUrquieta]

I have a 3500 04 long bed drw. are there any hitches that can handle a goose and 5th interchangeable.



I need both capabilities and am looking for a high quality solutionthat doesnt consume my bed space. This is probably a rudimentary question for all the experienced haulers out there so I look forward to the education.



newbie to the TDR and dodge trucks.

 

[Woodenhead]

I asked the same question a while back here . I'm happy with the B&W turnoverball G/N hitch and am about to purchase the companion 5th wheel hitch to go with it. I've done a fair bit of reading on the setup and from what I've read it seems those who have it are all happy with it.



Taker easy.

 

[Jumbo Jet]

B&W



Bought my setup here - http://tandrtrailer.com/shop/ushop.php?app=categories&event=showCategory&cat_id=39

 

[CLAYTON]

B&W will be the way to go...

 

[supersonic]

Installed the B&W turnover ball on the 05 about a week ago. Easy enough to put on. Got to pull with it some this week. Very nice, being able to flip the ball over and have a smooth bed floor. I wanted to get the new Curtis drop ball hitch but it wasn't available yet and I needed the truck. Too bad, I liked the idea of being able to lower the ball under the bed without actually getting in the bed to do it, but probably just another thing to freeze up in the winter.

 

[tractorseller]

B&W Turnover Ball and the Pop Up Industries RV1 fifth-wheel adapter available www.bluegrasstrailersales.com



I've used that combo to pull my gooseneck trailers and my fifth wheel for over a year and it works great.

 

[Silver600]

I installed the B&W turnover ball about a week after I got the truck for the goosenecks and I use their Companion 5th wheel for the toy hauler. It is a well made unit and I am very happy with it. The hardest part of the install was cutting a 4 inch hole in the bed of my brand new truck.

 

[Jumbo Jet]

The hardest part of the install was cutting a 4 inch hole in the bed of my brand new truck.

I can second that!



Anyone need to borrow a 4" hole saw? Just measure three times and cut once and you will be OK!