Will this work with a Pull Rite super glide hitch with the special plate attached to the king pin?
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After reviewing the Pull Rite Company demo on "You Tube" I can see no reason that the Camco 57391 would not work for you. I have been very happy with my unit. The cup at the top will easily accept your remaining exposed king pin and hold the 5th wheel unit solidly. Go for it!J Springbrum September 24 8:30 PM
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I don't know for sure, can't find a picture of a plate installed on a kingpin. If the pin sticks ojt below the plate, I don't see why not, but you may want to contact the maker of the hitch.
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I think if your king pin sticks out and you have the right height measurements , you will be o.k.
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After reviewing the Pull Rite Company demo on "You Tube" I can see no reason that the Camco 57391 would not work for you. I have been very happy with my unit. The cup at the top will easily accept your remaining exposed king pin and hold the 5th wheel unit solidly. Go for it! J Springbrum September 24 8:30 PM
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As long as part of your king pin is below the plate then the cup on the tripod will slip over it and will work great.
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Not sure, my open range is like a gooseneck hitch, you need to check the height of your hitch to the ground, if I remember this stabilizer has how many inches it will allow to work
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see no rea. son not to work as long as the king pin is sticking low enuf to accept the cup.
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You need fr 38 inches to 53 inches to work, my hitch is only 30 inches from ground when level
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I have the 15K superglide hitch, and I had to take the contact plate off of the king pin to get mine to work (the cup would hit the set screw used to attach the plate). However, that is a simple thing to take off and on, using a 1/4" allen wrench. WELL worth the 45 seconds of work to take it off and put it back on, the stabilizer makes a BIG difference!
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it should fit even without separating it. Or you can separate the two parts, via removing the pin, to make it a bit lighter to lift.
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This works with our receiver hitch. If you are using a regular 2 inch hitch I know it would work. It takes the place of a regular pin.
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I am not sure about your brand but it has a standard hitch and should connect to anything that is setup to pull a trailer. I pull it with an ATV and it snaps right on, no problem.
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as far as i know it works with reese,curt,and valley tow hitchs i'm using it with curt equalizer hitch
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I have an 05 road king. It uses part of the docking system. You will need the brackets that mount on the uprights by the license plate
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Good afternoon, We are not able to tell if this will fit with another brand of hitches. There is a possibility it will but we can't be sure as we do not have any cross reference information. Sorry!
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I am not sure. Check the max mast height from the hitch the deduct 6 inches for the cable hook plus whatever the lift attachment to the top. It works well with p/U bed height.
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Craig. I missed the actually question, I think it would fit and when you bolt the plate push it back towards the rear to leave a gap between the skid plate and bumper. I needed the gap to create a slot for my Hi-Lift jack.
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No. The 2 pin slide lever has a different design feature. Just Google it and you'll see the difference.
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I don't know but I think all the Osters use the same pin but not sure. Take a good look at the driven plate also. If it looks worn replace it. Its cheap enough. Mine worked great.
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This would work on anything that will pull it. I didn't use a sleeve hitch just a pin hitch, but used an electric wench to lift and lower. Some people say they have used ratchet tie straps. A power sleeve hitch can cost as much or more than the scraper. I used this to grader a 13000 square foot lot and then spread decorative gravel and it paid for itself for tghat one job and now going to sell it.
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It's a category 1 hitch and comes with standard 7/8" draw pins on the bottom. You'll need a couple standard category 1 lynch pins, however. On the top I used a standard 4 1/2" x 3/4" diameter top link pin and lynch pin.
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Not without a back spacer, hitch will move back and forth as it will not clamp/pull back plate as it is welded. 1 inch steel spacer would make up the difference and should work fine, I would just contact a local machine shop and get a 4x4x1 cold roll plate cut...minimal cost
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I don't know. I bought my hitch from Northern Tool, it will work with that.
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Yes it will, the height adjustments are adequate on the head, as well as the angle adjustments, well made hitch!!
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It should work as the bike tong will fit into the hitch and the lock is attached there.. I haven't had my lock very long so I don't know how the lock itself will hold up over time..