Will this hitch fit a 2015 F-350 DRW with the factory installed fifth wheel hitch prep package? If so, do I need rails or adapters to install it?
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It depends upon what is included in your fifth wheel hitch prep package. If it has a puck system in the bed, you will need a reese puck adapter for the hitch. If the package includes rails, I would measure the distance between the rails forward and sideways. The hitch should mount slightly ahead of the axle, only inches. I use this hitch with a Dodge 3500 with the puck system and it works great, and is easy to mount. The most important thing is the spacing forward and rear and side to side. This hitch mounts to a standard fifth wheel distance.
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No it will not fit with out bed rails if you have factory picks in the bed go with a Reese,curt,or b&w; puck mounting system much better way to go on a ford that has factory picks in the bed it cheaper and a cleaner way to do it
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Curt makes a kit or arms that will fit right into factory prep holes. Check Curt's website.
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Don't really know as I have a GMC 1ton, but the new hitch fit the same bolts as the old Reese hitch. I think the rails are standard on all 5th wheel hitches.
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Here is the link to the instruction sheet which actually includes a small photo of the fitted hitch. Hope this helps! https://www.curtmfg.com/masterlibrary/13130/installsheet/CM_13130_INS.PDF
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Link to Curt on line and plug in your year, model, etc. They will show you the hitches that fit. Very satisfied with their products and fast service.
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you will need the tow package. The rear guide fits into slots, one on each side of the tow bar. Iam pleased with theitem which makes hitching a lot easier. hope this helps.
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I bought this rack mainly to use on our 5th wheel but so far have only used it on the pickup truck. As the bike wheels sit in the rack holders they don't really hang down but with the rack coming straight out from the receiver hitch (which is already below bumper height) the wheels then are below the bumper. I have found no problems with ground clearance. If that is your concern I guess you could get one of those step up adapters to raise the rack a few inches. Hope that helps. Cheers. PS my rack will not be bolted to the bumper as my 5th wheel has a receiver hitch as well.
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I have a 2013 Duramax 4dr shortbox, if you have a 6 or 6.5 box it will fit. The only way to mount it is with Pullrite Superrails,in my opinion
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I have a 2004 f250 super duty short bed with rail kit. No problem ! We love the Patriot hitch.
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Leslie:The hitch fit like it was factory installed. Not difficult to install at all. I would recommend buying a reamer to clean the threads. It was about $ 17.00, but made the installation much easier. Good luck
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Sir This hitch fits Silverado 1500 from 1999 to 2013. If you have a Silverado 2500 LD, it fits 1999 to 2004. Hope this helps!
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If your 5th wheel has a hitch with the correct size. See description for supported sizes.
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No, it won't. I have Iron Man SRBs (shackle relocation brackets) that use the same bolt holes as the factory hitch and they interfered with it and I had to modify it a little bit for those to work, so I would image it wouldn't be any different with the factory hitch.
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You should buy the extension which is the direct fit for this product....all rails are somewhat different and you are much better off doing it right the first time ratherthan trying to rig it up...not worth the hassle, & you will be eventually ordering it anyways...
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I had to order my brackets separately. I bought the 5th wheel hitch but I would say the Curt gooseneck hitch is your best match but would assume others could also work fine if properly measured and installed.
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The hitch will fit your receiver. The adapter meets industry standards that all US manufacturers follow.
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You would probably have to order an extension cable from Rear View Safety, to make the connection at the hitch. Check out their website.
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Without seeing your setup I would say, no you do not. I hook up to different 5th wheels every day and I haven't found any of them that come that close that I worry about it. In the real world the changes you are going to make a full 90° turn are slim. I bet I have 15 trucks that drive for me that have these B&W; hitches and they will all tell you the same thing. They won't trade them for anything else.