Gooseneck Hitches
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From: Kokomo
Yah all you do is cut the hole through the bedliner like you do the bed, still looks good, doesn't make bed liner lose firmness at all, no big deal. I even put my goose-neck plate on top of the bed liner in my old truck, with the spacers it didn't even smash the bed liner.
5th Wheeling
Joined: Jun 2004
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From: Fort Myers, FL
I have the B&W turnover hitch. It is wonderful, you have the use of the whole bed. My 8 yr. old son and I put it in one afternoon approx. 2 hrs. I would suggest you put the hitch in and have the bed sprayed after. Looks real sharp.
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From: Kokomo
There is no reason you can't mount the 5th wheel rails over the bed liner. They make goose neck hitches that turn into 5th whell hitches now if you use both, no matter what you do there is no deal with the bed liner.
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Joined: Sep 2004
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From: Eastern Ontario, Canada
A friend of mine has the 5er rails. He cut the bed liner to fit the rails and as a bonus they lie reasonably flat. No problems switching from 5er to Gooseneck, just pull the pins and switch 'em out.
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