Crushed F-150

Simple.......
Didn't do a 'pull test' before traveling

Besides an F150 and a 5th wheel are never a good match

Looks to me like it's still on the hitch and legs up. I guess he could have raised it back up and then backed back under it to try to make it home. Aluminum bed?

Nah, thats one of those new fastback F150s.

Pictures can be deceiving!
Could be that the 5er was not locked into hitch, pulled forward and it fell on the tailgate.

Looks to me like maybe he had a slider hitch with the hitch in the rear position. This put too much weight on the trucks frame behind the axles, as he was jockeying into position, and bent it.

The blown out rear window is what makes me think that may be the case.
I have no idea what the pin weight of that 5er is but it looks like it was obviously too much for that truck!:E
Barney

Is that truck for sale?

I think its a simple explanation here ,he forgot to lock his B&W hitch, and dropped it on the bed. This all could of been prevented with a steel Andersen hitch . :B

The 5th wheel is a Reflection 295RL. It’s definitely one of the 150 series and the 295RL is the only one where the awning runs past the bedroom window. They’re 8800lbs dry with a dry pin weight of 1400lbs. GVWR OF 10,995lbs. We have no idea what is loaded in the trailer. Going by GVWR there could be 2200lbs of pin weight. Totally doable by the right F150. Going strictly by the wheels on the truck it doesn’t have the HDPP. But none of that matters when the pin slides out the back of the hitch. Either way, that is a lot of damage if that’s what truly happened.

I think there is more to it than is told by the picture. And likely we will never know the real answer.

It is a Ford!