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- BB_TXNomadReese Elite is probably the most expensive one. But B&W and Pullrite both make good hitches to fit the puck system for less.
- Steve61ExplorerI used the Reese adapter and put a older BRW 15k rail based hitch on it, and it works great for me.
- agesilausExplorer IIIWe have a Pullrite and it works very well:
Dyers-
The same as the one in my tagline. $849. We bought ours from Dyers and they were very helpful, even expedited the shipping since we were planning to leave on a trip soon.
It takes us about 10 minutes to install or uninstall the hitch. It breaks down to two parts: head and base, just by pulling two cotter pins and that makes lifting it out a lot easier. - Ranger_SmithExplorerI purchased a Curt for mine. It was about $850 complete from Etrailer.
- sdetweilExplorer
rtaylor0830 wrote:
Can someone tell me some links for a fifth wheel hitch that will fit into the ford puck system that is not extremely expensive, right now I have a 16 k hidden hitch I was going to use the adapter but I think the 2 inches is going to make it not work.
about that not-extremely-expensive part...
B&W
reese has an adapter to support rail based hitches on the ford OEM puck system
Reese Adapter
Curt Q20
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