What Rails will a Reese 30032 Fifth Wheel Hitch Fit

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I have a fifth wheel hitch 30032 is the part number, what rails do I need?

asked by: Wesley

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The 30032 fifth wheel hitch is basically the older version of the # RP30047. Basically any set of industry standard fifth wheel rails would work, but without knowing the year/make/model of your truck it is hard to give you a specific recommendation.

The part # RP30035 is a universal install kit that fits most trucks though and would probably work for you.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

The only 5th wheel rail kit that works with both your 1993 Ford F-250 and a Reese 5th wheel hitch is the B&W Universal Base Rails and Installation Kit for 5th Wheel Trailer Hitches item #BWRVR3200. These rails have the industry standard…

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Answer 2

For the money you really can't beat the Demco Hijacker part #DM8550033 for the factory rail kit of your 2016 Ford F-350. This hitch has an excellent jaw system similar to the Reese #RP30921 but is also made in the USA. Biggest advantage to…

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Answer 3

The head design is slightly different for the A16 hitch #C16120. It's the more recent version of the Q16 that you also mentioned. They made the heads strong enough to be able to be used with a Sidewinder pin box and they upgraded the…

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The answer to your question will depend on what kind of surfaces your tow vehicle will be parked on when you hitch/unhitch the trailer. If you are going to find yourself pretty consistently on level, even pavement, then a fifth wheel hitch whose…

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The Q series of Curt fifth wheel hitches are considered to be the nicer Curt fifth wheel hitch when compared to the E16 hitch. Biggest difference being the jaw design. The E16 #16516 uses a slide bar jaw design that allows quite a bit more movement…

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Answer 6

To get your Curt A16 5th Wheel Sliding Hitch #C16521 or A16 fixed hitch #C16520-16025 to close the jaws, you simply need to apply pressure to the back of the jaws where the king pin would connect. Do not use your hand for this as you could get…

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Answer 7

You can close the jaws on the Curt Q20 5th wheel hitch #C16130 so you can secure it with a lock. Grab a tool from your garage such as a heavy duty wrench, hammer or even a 10-12 inch pipe or something that you can grip from the top and will have a…

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Answer 8

For your Item #C16521 I would first start off by greasing the hitch with some White Grease Hitch Ball Lube Item #58117 and then ensure your hitch is in fully into the yellow triangle coupling mode. It sounds like you might be slightly off of that…

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Answer 9

I spoke to my contact at Curt about the issue you are having with the Curt A16 5th Wheel Trailer Hitch for Ram Towing Prep Package part #C16520-16021 and they said it sounds like the trailer may be a bit too high. When you are reversing the tow…

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Answer 10

I contacted our representative at Reese and he informed me that if you wanted to upgrade to a 16K head, you would also need to replace the crossmember or center section of your hitch. We actually carry what you will need packaged together. The…

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Answer 11

The part number 30032 also references part number 30047 which would be the Reese 5th Wheel hitch part #RP30047. The correct head assembly for this hitch would be the part #RP30047A.

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Answer 12

I spoke with my Curt representative, who tells me that either Grade 8 or Grade 5 half-inch bolts are acceptable. In the past, they provided Grade 5 with their install kits, but recently changed to Grade 8. It doesn't matter which of the two bolts…

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