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Trailer Hitches

	Turnover Hitches: 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. 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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	Weight Distribution Hitches: The Strait-Line Hitch was given this name as its pro-active design literally forces the trailer to stay in a straight line behind the tow vehicle. Sway is controlled by the Dual Cam High-Performance System. The stronger the sway force, the more the Dual Cam System works to stop it. The Strait-Line Hitch combines weight distributing with the best proven pro-active sway control system available in a newly-designed, easy to install kit. 66022 - Maximum Tongue Weight 1,200 lbs. / Maximum Trailer Weight 12,000 lbs. Simple installation and adjustment Fully automatic and self-centering Hooking up spring bars automatically hooks up sway control Reduced Noise No U-bolts to conflict with bottle racks or other A-frame mounted items Specific attachment reference points provided
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	Fifth Wheel Hitches: Two-jaw locking system Fore-and-aft pivot Locking Jaw handle Vertically adjusts from 12-1.2" to 16-1.2" 15,000 lbs. towing capacity 3,750 lbs. pin weight capacity Wide stance one-piece legs for improved stability Requires Base Rail & Installation Kit (sold separately) Different weight capacities and styles available
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	Goose Neck Hitches: A gooseneck hitch is designed for use in a pickup truck similar to a Fifth Wheel. The difference is that the gooseneck uses a ball and coupler verse a kingpin and pin receiver. Typically, the trailers that are most commonly used for this type of gooseneck hitch is a horse trailer. Gooseneck hitches are offered in a few types of configurations, they are designed to be mounted above or below the trucks pickup bed. Either design (above or below) allows for minimal obstruction when the ball is not in the towing position.
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