BW gooseneck hitch
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From: Utah's Area 51
BW gooseneck hitch
Anybody using one? Did you have to drill holes for the safety chains brackets?
(from the ad on ebay)
The Turnover Ball is an easily-installed, complete gooseneck hitch that bolts to the frame of your truck using existing holes. The Turnover Ball comes with a removable 2 5/16" ball, and is rated for 30,000 lbs. towing and 7,500 lbs. tongue weight capacity. The ball stores upside down in the socket when not in use, leaving a flat, unobstructed bed floor.
They install in about an hour, with no welding, using normal hand tools, and a 4" hole saw. The hitch assembly simply bolts across the truck frame under the bed while the bed is in place -- the only modification to your truck is a four-inch round hole in the pickup bed floor.
(from the ad on ebay)
The Turnover Ball is an easily-installed, complete gooseneck hitch that bolts to the frame of your truck using existing holes. The Turnover Ball comes with a removable 2 5/16" ball, and is rated for 30,000 lbs. towing and 7,500 lbs. tongue weight capacity. The ball stores upside down in the socket when not in use, leaving a flat, unobstructed bed floor.
They install in about an hour, with no welding, using normal hand tools, and a 4" hole saw. The hitch assembly simply bolts across the truck frame under the bed while the bed is in place -- the only modification to your truck is a four-inch round hole in the pickup bed floor.
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From: OSU-Okmulgee
RE: BW gooseneck hitch
We had both ours installed soI couldnt tell you. As for the hooks, we dont use them, guess our trailers wiegh enough we just dont expect a bump big enough to lose then off the ball.
