Fifth wheel hitch for the ford puck system

[rtaylor0830]

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.

[Cummins12V98]

B&W RVK 3300 20K fits OEM Puck System. Tweetys.com $959 free shipping.

Buy this hitch and you will thank me and everyone else that has recommended this simple high quality USA Made hitch. No question if you are hitched, no dropping in the bed if you have eyes and use them!

1" thick solid steel fully enclosing jaws. Seriously compare them to the Curt side by side.

[kennethwooster]

I've tried Reese and found that it was a hard hitch to handle. Had a Pullright SG, but went to Long bed and started looking for a non slider. Got to looking at hitches and realized the B&W was cheaper then the Pullright non slider. Ask questions from a friend that has ran both and he said B&W was the best he ever used. Thus purchased the b&W. Fantastic hitch. Worked perfect on the Ford puck system.

[Mile_High]

JackDN0610 wrote:
Purchased a Reese Elite with my new F350, but had nothing but trouble with it. Finally, bit the bullet and got rid of it and got a B&W: great hitch; wish I had purchased it sooner. Would have saved a lot of headaches. Also, it's American made.

My Reese Elite was made in Mexico, which I sometimes consider a step up from made in USA lately 🙂

Serious though, what problems did you have with your Reese - I would like to watch out for it.

[BB_TX]

I am also very happy with my Reese Elite after 2+ yrs and many miles. Very positive wrap around locking jaw.

One thing I particularly like is that I can slide quite a bit of lumber (or other long items) under the hitch. Especially useful when I am not towing, but doing some maintenance type work and carrying a lot of 8' lumber.

But it is more expensive than the others.

[JackDN0610]

Purchased a Reese Elite with my new F350, but had nothing but trouble with it. Finally, bit the bullet and got rid of it and got a B&W: great hitch; wish I had purchased it sooner. Would have saved a lot of headaches. Also, it's American made.

[Mile_High]

This is what I use - it is a great hitch.

Ford Accessories

The head is the same as my prior Reese Elite, with the positive locking jaw.

[rodsnreels]

I also use the Reese Elite. No complaints.

[glazier]

I am a B&W fan, but a Reese Elite is a very good hitch. The Elite has a very good locking jaw, it's also a very thick.

[drillking]

I use the Reese Elite on mine. I've used Reese for 12 or so years without any problems. They've been around awhile and build a good product.

[agesilaus]

Both much better than any Reese in my opinion. Look at the jaw design on the Reese vs the other two. They have a locking jaw.

[BB_TX]

Reese Elite is probably the most expensive one. But B&W and Pullrite both make good hitches to fit the puck system for less.

[Steve61]

I used the Reese adapter and put a older BRW 15k rail based hitch on it, and it works great for me.

[agesilaus]

We 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_Smith]

I purchased a Curt for mine. It was about $850 complete from Etrailer.