gooseneck hitch

spidertoy · Jul 23, 2009

where should I take the wifes truck to get one, and have it installed? needs to be a class 5 on a 2000 F250 PSD

CHOP SHOP · Jul 23, 2009

Freeway Trailers in Fife. Ask for Jack.

spidertoy · Jul 23, 2009

okay, that is an idea, and a start, but a fair ways for us to go, I will keep that in mind

1 grumpy · Jul 23, 2009

whatever you do get a b&w there the **** toys for trucks has them there alittle bit of $$ but well worth it..

try calling dynimite diesel performance they might be able to send you in the right derection:awesomework:

Wildman1 · Jul 23, 2009

Why not install it yourself? I did mine by myself in 3 hours. The hardest part is drilling that 4" hole in your bed. I did one on my old Dodge which was Blue Ox and then just did one on my new Dodge which is a B&W. I like the B&W a lot better. And BTW my new truck had 1,400 miles on it when I installed the hitch. If I can do it anyone can.

BlacknBlue · Jul 23, 2009

There is Glens welding in Lynnwood. they specialize in towing and fifth wheel hitches.

nowires · Jul 23, 2009

Looks like it is almost a bolt in to me

http://www.thehitchstore.com/hitche...v2effs6hn0b0&gclid=CPm5p8H-65sCFdVL5QodT0465Q

Lucky Jeff · Jul 23, 2009

I installed mine myself.. But I cheated and took the bed off to make it REAL easy.. You can do it with the bed on no problem too. Just can't stand up while doing it. Make sure you get the measurement correct three times before you drill the hole though!

And another :awesomework: for B&W