Who installed your hitch?

I had mine done at my buying dealer Thunder RV in La Grande Or while I did my PDI. They did a perfect job. After owning 3 trailers from 3 different dealers I know that one of them would never be allowed to touch my truck. Would I do it myself if knowing what I know now? Probably not, only because I'm 64 and done crawling around under my rigs unless absolutely necessary. In my younger days definately.

I had LineX install my PullRite superglide with underbed mount. I bought my truck used and it already had rails that were rusted out. I am not very mechanical so ANYONE else would have done a better job than me. They even ground out my old rails for free since I was giving them so much business. It also saved me from having to take it somewhere to get the old rails off, over to LineX to get it sprayed, and back to somewhere else to get the hitch installed. They even put in a tonneau for me. One stop shop, everything has been perfect. I figure a shop that does truck accessories knows enough.

Me

Simple to install B&W. Like everything, measure twice, cut once. No rails to muck up your bed when you want to haul other stuff.

Me Again wrote:

LIKE2BUILD wrote:


Starting in '14 RAM introduced the factory 5th wheel prep and gooseneck packages. Regardless of what anyone tries to tell you, the factory 5th wheel prep WILL NOT fit your truck.

Just to clarify the 14 RAM 2500 got the option for pucks. The 3500 got the new frame and puck option in 2013.

I installed the OEM pucks myself on my 2015 3500.

Chris

Yep, you're right Chris, the '13 3500 had the 5th wheel prep kit option.

I also installed my kit myself. It was a little nerve racking drilling big holes in the bed but I'm incredibly happy with the system.

KJ

Go on youtube do it yourself measure twice drill once its easy

My same RV dealer installed (in '90 chevy/'01 Dodge and '03 Dodge) all three of the last 5th wheel rv hitches in my trucks per my instructions ie; pin location and welded frame brackets were a must for my use.

I installed mine on my 2012 Ram...really pretty easy other than needing to have help raising the bed up to install the main frame work.

Had my Pullrite Superglide done at an RV dealership with the underbed custom mounts.

I installed the B&W myself. In my case I had to cut approx 1" pyramid shape cut in the bottom side of a bed lip. This was access to slide in one of the cross members. Had to cut out a section of heat shield on my model, tuff but doable with tin snips. The big hole I used a cheap hole saw with a oiled sponge fitted inside. I only installed one of the safety chain hooks due to accessibility with drill and not planning on using a gooseneck. You don't need chains on a 5er hitch. As stated used holes in the frame. Bolts had handles attached that you feed through one hole to reach inside the frame and feed the bolt through another hole to attach brackets.

LIKE2BUILD wrote:


Starting in '14 RAM introduced the factory 5th wheel prep and gooseneck packages. Regardless of what anyone tries to tell you, the factory 5th wheel prep WILL NOT fit your truck.

Just to clarify the 14 RAM 2500 got the option for pucks. The 3500 got the new frame and puck option in 2013.

I installed the OEM pucks myself on my 2015 3500.

Chris