Fifth wheel hitch no bed rails

Reese makes one.

The Ford factory hitch prep is made by Reese. I have it and it works great.

There are several hitch manufacturers that make a hitch to fit it, Reese, Pullrite, B&W.

My Reese Elite is that style. It was not inexpensive. Going from memory, I think I was around $2k for the hitch and installation.

Get the B&W, it's the easiest to hitch and unhitch and the most solid hitch out there.

Cummins12V98 wrote:
Get the B&W, it's the easiest to hitch and unhitch and the most solid hitch out there.

You forgot to add in your opinion.

Either the B&W or Reese elite will work just get prices on hitch and install. I got the B&W because it was less expensive. Nice and easy to remove and leaves the bed clean for hauling.

B and w turnover ball with the companion hitch would probably work for you.

B&W, for sure. Can get the Turnover Ball base and have a gooseneck hitch as well or, if I'm reading you correctly in that you can install a puck-style under-bed mount, B&W also makes the Companion in that configuration, as well. Great company to deal with from simple questions to technical support.

Lyle

I have the reese elite system in my truck, installed it myself...pretty simple, no drilling of frame, just cringed when drilling 3 inch holes in my new truck bed, lol, other than that I think it's a super set up. I also have the gooseneck hitch that goes on in place of the fifth wheel hitch. Either one about 5 min in or out. I think the whole setup was under $1900.

Put the B&W next any of the these hitches and compare them. That's really all it takes.