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Need recommendation pls
I have the oem 5th wheel package on my 2019 f350...I'm planning on getting the Anderson ultimate hitch...but need a ball insert for the 5th wheel...which ball kit do u guys recommend...reese ,bw or curt?
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use the OEM one. Reese makes it. You should be able to find it on amazon.
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Originally Posted by senix
(Post 18300485)
use the OEM one. Reese makes it. You should be able to find it on amazon.
https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.for...27483bb499.jpg |
that is what I have.
I run a reese 5th wheel, both I have the goose neck to run too for some trailers. |
https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.for...498f220dc9.jpg
Be aware: if you use the AUH on a gooseneck ball (as I am) on top of the Ford puck system (as I am) then the remaining bed pucks are inaccessible - the AUH covers them. I don't see this as a problem - but you may. So purchasing either ball kit (shown above) that provides tie-down capability to the (now covered) pucks is wasted, just get the ball. Three states DO require safety chains, if you're one of them Anderson provides a solution kit, selling the chains and an attachment plate that mount over the ball but under the hitch. Going by memory (I haven't seen it in months) but I believe my removable ball is from Curt. As I didn't need the additional links they sold me the ball separate (then reordered one to replace the now missing ball). |
Originally Posted by Army RET
(Post 18300647)
Be aware: if you use the AUH on a gooseneck ball (as I am) on top of the Ford puck system (as I am) then the remaining bed pucks are inaccessible - the AUH covers them. I don't see this as a problem - but you may. So purchasing the ball kit (shown above) that provides tie-down capability to the (now covered) pucks is wasted, just get the ball.
Three states DO require safety chains, if you're one of them Anderson provides a solution, selling the chains and an attachment plate that mount over the ball but under the hitch. Going by memory (I haven't seen it in months) but I believe my removable ball is from Curt. |
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Ok do I need reese 19315 or 19311 ball…?
I guess 19315 ball is with a riser. Will the Anderson fit the ball w riser? |
As I'm not familiar with what the 'riser' offers I would ask the seller/dealer of your new hitch which ball(s) they recommend for use with the Ford puck system.
In my weakened mind I believe my dealer set me up with the Curt; was is because it was the best, or provided him the greatest profit, or simply what he had in stock? All I can swear to is ... it works for me. |
Andersen makes an adapter that fits over the ball that I use for safety chains. I am not in one of the states but feel a bit safer with the chains on.
https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.for...0ad9d2b595.jpg
Originally Posted by Army RET
(Post 18300647)
Be aware: if you use the AUH on a gooseneck ball (as I am) on top of the Ford puck system (as I am) then the remaining bed pucks are inaccessible - the AUH covers them. I don't see this as a problem - but you may. So purchasing either ball kit (shown above) that provides tie-down capability to the (now covered) pucks is wasted, just get the ball.
Three states DO require safety chains, if you're one of them Anderson provides a solution kit, selling the chains and an attachment plate that mount over the ball but under the hitch. Going by memory (I haven't seen it in months) but I believe my removable ball is from Curt. As I didn't need the additional links they sold me the ball separate (then reordered one to replace the now missing ball). |
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