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Superglide 5th Wheel Hitch For Industry Standard Rails on 2040-parts.com

US $1,000.00
Location:

Gainesville, Virginia, US

Gainesville, Virginia, US
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AUTOMATICALLY MOVES TRAILER UP TO 14" AWAY FROM TRUCK CAB WHILE TURNING. AUTO ADJUSTING 5TH WHEEL HITCH LETS PICKUPS WITH BEDS SHORTER THAN 6'8" TOW A 5TH WHEEL. ELIMINATES STOPPING AND GETTING OUT OF THE TRUCK TO RELEASE A LEVER OR PULL PINS. ADJUSTABLE FORE AND AFT TO ALLOW CENTER-OF-AXLE INSTALLATION. DUAL ARTICULATING HEAD ELIMINATES STRESS ON TRUCK AND TRAILER. GEAR-DRIVEN ROTARY LATCH GIVES A TIGHTER CONNECTION BETWEEN TRUCK AND TRAILER FOR SMOOTHER TOWING.  18K SUPERGLIDE 5TH WHEEL HITCH FOR INDUSTRY STANDARD RAILS, UNIVERSAL MOUNTING KIT AND RAILS INCLUDED.

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