Fifth-Wheel Hitch

Another vote for the B & W.

While B&W is a good hitch finding one used at a reasonable price may be a challenge. It may also require the install of a B&W turnover Ball hitch.

You could also look for a Reese twin jaw, another good hitch. I would suggest a modification to the release handle, I cut mine off so it doesn't turn up and longer. My pin box scrapped it once, I did the mod when I noticed the scrape.

BEFORE, the cut is just past the 1st bend.



AFTER

I would probably find a used hitch in good condition, but I would probably purchase the rails new, or at least the rail install hardware new.

B&W best hitch and customer service ever, mho. GL

guidry wrote:
B & W

...would usually be my recommendation too. Just the best, imo. In your case, however, that's a fairly light weight, relatively speaking and probably just about any quality, brand name hitch, in good shape, would do the job for you. Now, if you plan to upgrade to a heavier unit in the future...B&W!

B & W