PullRite 1600 5th Wheel Hitch - 25k

This item is brand-new, factory sealed.

• Carries a heavier maximum tow rating of 25K
• Direct attachment hitch mounts directly to your truck's OE mounting points. NO ADAPTERS OR RAILS NEEDED
• 2016 to 2019 Chevy's OE Puck Mounting System 2500 and 3500
• Mounting post assemblies are completely removable for easier removal and installation of the hitch
• Includes fully automatic locking jaw and is the only self locking handle on the market

• Manufacturer: PullRite
• Brand: PullRite
• Model: 1600
• Item Weight: 197 pounds
• Product Dimensions: 41 x 29 x 17 inches
• Item model number: 1600
• Manufacturer Part Number: 1600

The #1600 OE Puck Series Super 5th carries a heavier maximum tow rating of 25K! Designed specifically for Chevy/GMC long bed trucks with pucks, but usable with short bed trucks with the right truck/trailer combination for those who don't mind making a larger turning radius to avoid cab contact. But if you want a true solution to short bed cab clearance limitations, check out Super Glide for a fully automatic, sliding hitch! This direct attachment hitch mounts to your truck's OE mounting points. . . NO ADAPTER OR RAILS NEEDED! The mounting post assemblies are completely removable for easier removal and installation of the hitch. Simply unpin handles, rotate 1/4 turn outward and lift the hitch out of the bed. NO TOOLS NEEDED! The #1600 is made from high quality American steel and premium hardware, like the use of castle nuts that allow for finer adjustments of the OE puck handles for ease of installation and fit! The hitch plate is the first connection to your trailer. Ours have a fully automatic locking jaw, is the only self-locking handle on the market and has no secondary locking devices to engage. Its dual articulating hitch head moves side-to-side and front-to-back, giving you a smoother ride as you travel over bumpy roads. Even more important, Pull Rite's hitch plate allows you to couple/uncouple your trailer on uneven ground, whereas most other brand of hitches require you to jack up/shim your truck and trailer to be level with one another to prevent a false hookup or "high hooking. " And removing Pull Rite's automatically-locking hitch plate is done by pulling two pins and clips, unlike other hitches on the market that require tools for removal.