Enganches de quinta rueda de cuello de cisne

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Chrome Steel Curt 60601 Gooseneck Ball - Side View | United RV Parts
$225.95 $299.99

Curt | Bola de cuello de cisne OEM | 60601
Ahorre $74.04

Towing a 5th wheel off a gooseneck ball has one clear advantage over a conventional 5th wheel hitch: the bed stays clear when you are not towing. There is no large steel frame to unbolt and store, just a ball that drops out of the way.

The conversion happens at the trailer rather than the truck. A gooseneck pin box replaces your existing 5th wheel pin box and gives you a coupler that drops onto a standard 2-5/16 inch ball. MORryde GooseTech pin boxes are matched to your trailer's GVWR bracket, with options covering 11,500 pounds or less, 11,501 to 14,000, 14,001 to 18,000, and 18,001 and above, in 19,000 and 24,000 pound capacities.

Check the GVWR sticker and existing pin box mounting pattern of your trailer before ordering.

What is the difference between a gooseneck hitch and a 5th wheel hitch?

A 5th wheel hitch uses a jaw-and-kingpin connection mounted on a rail system in the truck bed, while a gooseneck hitch uses a ball-and-coupler connection installed flush with the bed floor. The hitches in this collection let you tow a 5th wheel trailer using a gooseneck ball setup, which keeps the truck bed clear when you are not towing. Confirm your trailer's kingpin specs and your truck bed's prep before ordering.

Will a gooseneck to 5th wheel adapter fit my existing gooseneck ball?

Most adapters in this collection are designed to drop onto a standard 2-5/16 inch gooseneck ball already installed in your truck bed. Check the adapter's rated towing capacity, pin box compatibility, and overall height against your trailer's kingpin position. Trailers with high pin boxes or short kingpin extensions may need additional clearance verification before purchase.

What towing capacity should I look for in a gooseneck 5th wheel combo?

Match the hitch capacity to your trailer's loaded gross weight, not its dry weight. Most gooseneck 5th wheel hitches in this collection are rated between 20,000 and 30,000 pounds GTW with vertical pin weight ratings between 5,000 and 7,500 pounds. Always tow within the lowest rating in the chain: truck, hitch, and trailer. While you are setting up the rig, you may also want to look at our RV electronics and RV plug adapters for tow vehicle wiring.

Can I install a camper gooseneck hitch myself?

Yes, most owners with basic mechanical skills can install these hitches in a few hours using common hand tools. The job involves bolting the head unit to an existing gooseneck ball or rail system and verifying torque specs on every fastener. If your truck does not already have a gooseneck ball or under-bed support brackets installed, that prep work should be done first. For other tow-season prep, see our RV winterizing kits. Need help confirming fitment? Text or call our team at 817-984-1852.