3500 Ram long bed dually - Hitch Question

The puck system is awesome. I leave my hitch attached to the 5'er while stored at my home.

B&W RVK3600 Hitch for the win. I loosened one bolt to install. Hardest part was getting the thing in the truck without help or a lift.

If you have the puck system, here is a list of everything we know about designed to use it.

http://www.ramgunner.com/ram5thwheel.htm

That's a Beauty! I truly hope you do "get away with less locks".

Cummins12V98 wrote:

Arcamper wrote:

GBuilders wrote:
Cummins12V98, talked me into getting my B&W 3600 25K and it's so much better and smoother then my old Reese. I have never had an air hitch but I know the cost is much higher. The puck system is a huge win for Ram IMO as Its so easy to remove and store while not in use. It comes a part in two pieces for ease of removal. It is a heavy hitch.

Yep, he talked me in to one also. (I hear he gets $10 from B&W on every referral so he owes us a cut. LOL) I had run a Pulrite in my last Ram and it was a very good hitch but this thing is like a rock. I can have it out of the bed in 5 minutes with my hoist and back in in 8.

CaChing $$$$$ :B

I get a lot of Chit on here for my "FanBoy" attitude towards B&W products. That's OK I want people in the hitch market to compare B&W side by side to any other non air ride hitch before buying. I have never heard of anyone that went B&W and wished later they did not!

I love this pic!

I like this one better and I get away with less locks...LOL

Arcamper wrote:

GBuilders wrote:
Cummins12V98, talked me into getting my B&W 3600 25K and it's so much better and smoother then my old Reese. I have never had an air hitch but I know the cost is much higher. The puck system is a huge win for Ram IMO as Its so easy to remove and store while not in use. It comes a part in two pieces for ease of removal. It is a heavy hitch.

Yep, he talked me in to one also. (I hear he gets $10 from B&W on every referral so he owes us a cut. LOL) I had run a Pulrite in my last Ram and it was a very good hitch but this thing is like a rock. I can have it out of the bed in 5 minutes with my hoist and back in in 8.

CaChing $$$$$ :B

I get a lot of Chit on here for my "FanBoy" attitude towards B&W products. That's OK I want people in the hitch market to compare B&W side by side to any other non air ride hitch before buying. I have never heard of anyone that went B&W and wished later they did not!

I love this pic!

GBuilders wrote:
Cummins12V98, talked me into getting my B&W 3600 25K and it's so much better and smoother then my old Reese. I have never had an air hitch but I know the cost is much higher. The puck system is a huge win for Ram IMO as Its so easy to remove and store while not in use. It comes a part in two pieces for ease of removal. It is a heavy hitch.

Yep, he talked me in to one also. (I hear he gets $10 from B&W on every referral so he owes us a cut. LOL) I had run a Pulrite in my last Ram and it was a very good hitch but this thing is like a rock. I can have it out of the bed in 5 minutes with my hoist and back in in 8.

SolidAxleDurango wrote:

Me Again wrote:

Cummins12V98 wrote:
"Wiring Kit P/N 82212195 202B $96.85
Pucks P/N 82213665AB 221C $250.00"

When ordering a new RAM it's a no brainer on the towing pucks and 7 pin connector in the bed. My factory option cost me $340.

Plus you get the gooseneck hitch! But most dealers do not add this option for trucks they floor.

Chris

Every truck my dealer stocked had it.

Most of the trucks at my dealer had it too. It seems like a bit of a no brainer, especially for 3500's.

Thanks Snoking, that fits the bill.

FireGuard wrote:
Does anyone make a slider hitch that fits the factory pucks of a new Ram S/B?
BW slider hitches look like the have the standard rails on the floor.

I bought the RVK3270 and a Demco 6099 picture frame. Works great. Chris

Does anyone make a slider hitch that fits the factory pucks of a new Ram S/B?
BW slider hitches look like the have the standard rails on the floor.