Recommended Cover for Curt Q25 5th Wheel Hitch

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Question:

I have a Curt Q25 PUCK SYSTEM #16049 but I want a cover for it. Can you tell me if you sell any covers and if you do which one would be best for my set up?

asked by: Andrew D

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Expert Reply:

Curt doesn't offer a cover, but the Reese offers one as part # RP30055. We've heard from several customers that the cover worked very well with their Curt 5th wheel hitches. I've provided a photo showing the cover being used on a Curt A16, which uses a similar footprint as the Q25.

I've linked to a demonstration video featuring the # RP30055 Reese Cover.

expert reply by: Mike L

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Reese RP30055 5th Wheel Hitch Cover Installed on Curt 5th Wheel Hitch
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