Can reese sidewinder king pin & turret be used with a b & w companion hitch
1973254
As long as the bead is flat and you have a locking pin device in your bed mount. I took my existing goose neck pin ball out and inserted the pin for the 3000 in to its hole. worked fine.
1973255
According to Reese's website: Note: Sidewinder™ is not designed for use with: Pull Rite, Curt Q5, B&W; Companion, Cequent Hi-Rise™ or Fifth Wheel Adapters that connect to a goose ball.
24708
Irene, this is a common question. No one hook side rails will not work correctly or safely with beds designed with two pin hook in slots. As a matter of fact not all two hook side rails will work either. This is because the ISPA International Sleep Products Association Standards put in place are voluntary and not every bed manufacturer follows those standards. They do this opting to build a bed and frame that is unique that they can call their own. This leaves them as the only source for replacements.
1418450
I don't know right off hand. But I just installed a reese slider fifth wheel hitch . The only thing that had to alter was a bolt that holds the upper bracket. All I did was cut a forth of an inch off.
1192741
I ordered my hitch without rails because I already had Reese Rails mounted. Perfect fit ! You can buy rails and mounting kits separately. These hitches work with standard rail kits. Keep shopping.
1439101
I really don't know about a reese but i had a husky hitch and it worked perfect on the rails. I'm not 100% sure but i think all rails are the same it's the hitches that are different. Ask a dealer that sells hitches if the rails are the same. I hope i helped in some way.
283963
No it will not. Because the smitty built bumper not only bolts up to where the stock bumper bolts to but also bolts up along the bottom frame rail where the hitch bolts to. You don't need a hitch. There's a 2 inch receiver built into the bumper.
1206321
I have a class V hitch on my truck...standard equipment for a 1 ton Sliverado truck. This hitch pin is just a little too short. I still use it but the barrel slides on just far enough to only use 3 of the 4 combination numbers.
304069
I don't think so because it is threaded. Unless your hitch rack is threaded...
171070
It is only made to stabilize the trailer not hold the hitch weight this is stated in the set up instructions that come with king pin so NO I would not take any chance with it use only for what it was designed for stabilizer not jack
385515
Yes. I run it on my tippman 98 custom with a sidewinder kit. Works very well and is dependable.
1435498
The answer to that is a bit odd. Yes....no...yes. I have the ops-core, and what I did was take the mounting plate that comes with the helmet and attach it to the ops-core arc rail adapter. However, it wasn't anything like a direct fit. I had to dremel the helmet mount that came with the Sidewinder to get the two pinch-tabs on the ops-core piece to clear and still let me take it off. However, the final solution was totally functional and looks great. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-_7_E2kW85Mo/UyptYHQM4PI/AAAAAAAAED8/BjzTfinV6VU/s400/20140319_222218.jpg They also make a picatinny adapter that can be used with the ops-core pic rail piece. Works fine, and no mods. Just a little higher profile than my solution.
2209949
I don't believe it will as the pin arrangement is different. The system will not recognize the Sidewinder.
1232955
Is the Reese under frame kit for a gooseneck hitch system? I would have to see a picture in order to answer your question with any confidence.
212229
yes, i believe the sidesaddle will fit with this rail system as the sidesaddle uses screws in place of the receiver pins, as does the rail. Might be a bit tricky though, due to the length of the screws.
56640
Yes. It slides into a standard class 3 hitch. It also comes with a bolt to lock them in. Note that the hole size on the piece that slides in is a tad small for a standard pin, so use need to use the bolt and nut it comes with. Or you could drill it a little larger, but I didn't.
1563046
Yes you can. You have to drill and tap holes on the top of the receiver, but it can be done. I would go this route as I am not a fan of adding saddles to the receiver as you have to replace the pins and use the ones that come with the saddle. This can lead to a couple of issues, over tightening which can lead to bunching and locking when trying to rack, or the possibility of having the pins strip or fail. Using this rail with some BLUE (not RED) LockTite, would almost guarantee a permanent install.
376710
Just make sure you get the actual "Curt" locking pin set that is made for that ball mount. Not a generic locking pin like that other guy is saying