What are Mounting Tab Spacing Dimensions of Reese Elite Gooseneck Adapter part # EP30845

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I purchased a used ram 3500 and it already had the rails under the bed for the puck system. I believe the hitch was used with a 5th wheel hitch but I have a gooseneck trailer and I would like to purchase the Reese elite above bed gooseneck hitch item#RP30845. I need to know the center to center dimension of the Reese elite to ensure it will fit into my puck pockets. Would you have this information? Thank you.

asked by: Zack

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The Reese Elite gooseneck adapter part # EP30845 has pucks that are spaced 13 inches apart from front to back and then 30 inches apart from left to right.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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