pull right superglide

powerstrokin15 · Apr 29, 2014

anyone threw these in the factory 4 holes on the 11+ gooseneck/fifth wheel tow package?

is it possible to use other brand hitches than what ford offers for the factory in bed additions?

lincolnlocker · Apr 29, 2014

powerstrokin15 said:
anyone threw these in the factory 4 holes on the 11+ gooseneck/fifth wheel tow package?

is it possible to use other brand hitches than what ford offers for the factory in bed additions?

Are you asking about rails?

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powerstrokin15 · Apr 29, 2014

lol needless to say im glueless when it comes to fifth wheel. ive never fooled with it, always used just a gooseneck balls...

the 11+ trucks come with 5 holes. 4 in a square and a fifth centered for the gooseneck ball.. the camper my dad is buying to pull with his '11 is coming with a pullrite superglide hitch. im trying to find out the easiet way to mount it. possibly using factory equipment

sagebel · May 5, 2014

It looks expensive but this should work and is probably cheaper than buying a new hitch. Looking at the install instructions it looks like you still need to put holes in the bed too.

http://www.pullrite.com/products/oe-series-superglide-adapter-2011-2013-ford-f350

backwoodsboy · May 6, 2014

I know B&W makes a 5th wheel hitch that utilizes the factory Ford locations. Not sure about pullrite.
http://www.turnoverball.com/products/rvhitch/companion-oem-5th-wheel-hitch-fits-ford-puck-system
The B&W is a quality piece. If you can flip the pullrite on craigslist, you could probably recoup most of the cost.

powerstrokin15 · May 6, 2014

I'm gonna sell the slide right. ended up going with a fifth wheel to gooseneck adapter. I have 5 trucks, including our company vehicles that can pull gooseneck. so it makes it handy for me.

Eric@HoldersDiesel