we have a 2500 Dodge Ram 2004 short bed and want to pull a 30 foot gooseneck RV......will this work?
1632589
You would be better off and safer using an extended coupler than an extended hitch. Some couplers are double the length of this hitch extension. Which will move the RV further away from your back window when making sharp turns
1632590
You probably would just need the B & W turn-over ball unless you have need to extend the hitch rearward due to lack of space of a tool box or other factor.
1632591
I have a sort bed Ford F250 and pull a 26 foot 5th wheel. Works fine but I would always watch when making sharp turns or backing.
1632592
Yes, I have the same truck and I pull a 35 foot fifth wheel that I installed a Reese Goosebox on.
1632593
I think it will. It's rated to 20,000 pounds. You have to watch the width. This helps some, but it won't be enough for a full 8 foot wide trailer unless it's a V shape and even then I'm not sure. My trailer is a V and is 7 feet wide or so and it clears to 90 degrees. I have a 1999 dodge ram short bed.
1632594
I have a square nosed horse trailer with living quarters, which with the short bed Ford F350 had really limited my turning radius. My wife accidently turned too short and broke out my rear window. So we got this hitch, and definitely improved our turn issues. We could still have an issue with the back window if we turn very sharp, but it has not been a problem to this point. We have plenty of maneuverabilty to put the trailer where we want it if we are careful. Hope this helps. The four inch setback certainly helped.
1632595
Yes, I use it for a 32' trailer. Just be sure your hitch box is far enough out that you won't strike your cab when you turn
1632596
I do believe it will work. I have a 2012 2500 Chevy with an oversized tool box and this ball works great when I pull my camper. You just have to watch it when you jackknife the trailor.
1377810
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.
2161531
My 2013 RAM 3500 has the B&W; Gooseneck hitch in the bed. I marked the gooseneck hole area as well as the safety chain areas and removed the material I needed with a small cutoff wheel attached to a variable speed drill. The mat does stay put while hauling, with or without a gooseneck trailer attached. No worries!!!!! As heavy as these bed mats are, I highly doubt you'd ever be able to attain a speed to suck out this bed mat.
599981
Don't understand your question about the different lengths? Unless you mean the 14" to 17" it talks about. If you do this is the different heights off the bed of the truck that you can raise or lower it to. I don't recommend using a short wheelbase truck to pull a 36 foot fifth wheel!!
232431
I pulled a Dodge 1 ton pickup out of a mud hole with mine, I have a warn zeon rated at 10,000 I had to use a snatch block and tie my jeep off to another pickup to keep it from sliding,but it worked great.
2230670
If it has a 1.25 or 2 inch (probably) receiver it will work. Course it depends on how much clearance behind the receiver you got. Mine is on a jeep with a full size spare tire on the back. Clears it find folded in the up position. There won't be any problems in the down- hauling position. Course I've never seen every motorhome made. Class doesn't figure into this.
2003402
I have a short bed truck. It is long enough to run to in front of the wheel well. I mounted my behind the wheel left side, I curled it up and zip tied the coil under the truck.
387507
Yes it will work fine, the slots are close enough for small tires. It also has chains for retention so it won't slip off trailer.
2207551
My husband has his installed on a Ram 2500 pick up. He did have it professionally installed (cost $80) as it is somewhat complicated. The person who installed it had experience with these items and was quite impressed with our product and it's performance. The installer said he has installed them on travel trailers, so we say YES, it should work well for you. Very clear picture, has been working well for us!
1752245
It should work just fine. The poles are expandable so you will be able to adjust the fit for your rv.
1701347
This is built for a standard size truck bed. You have to drill four holes in the upper portion of the bed to insert and secure the net. I have a standard Chevy pickup and the fit is really snug. I would measure the distance on both a standard size and if they are the same or yours is less than two inches smaller it should work fine.
1114552
Yes, this works great on the gooseneck hitch on our 5th wheel. It made our "bedroom" much more stable. We feel it was a good purchase.
1320942
It sure will. be sure to use the excess plastic that you cut off as bracing in the back.the smooth flat cover over the bed of the truck is rather weak.it didn't last very long.
1355390
have no idea, i have a 6' 1/2 foot bed on a 2500 hd silverado. i will never have a pick up with out one.
1713013
This basically an extension to the one that came with my RV, it is for 50 Amp service, All 50 amp connectors r the same in the RV parks, so I c no reason why it should not work. Note 30 Amp connectors r different!
1311038
I have 33" tires with a 3.5" lift. The product barely works. With your set up I suspect it will be just short of getting your tire off the ground. But, if you have a small board maybe an inch think to slip under it, it will work. That's what I did to make the jack not extend all the way up.
164865
I have a 2006 Chevy 4 door short bed and it can turn 90 deg with out hitting. You really should call Anderson your self but I believe it will work just fine. I love this hitch! A lot of factors are involved like the type of trailer you have and such.