Replacement Legs or Adapter for a Demco Autoslide Hitch to Fit the GM Factory Puck System

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Hi there. I see you sell the plates to convert a Demco Premier slider from rails to pick system for a Ford. Do you have them for a Chevy or is it universal? We are going from the rail system on a F250 to a Chevy puck

asked by: Kathleen O

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Expert Reply:

To replace the legs on your Demco Sliding 5th Wheel Hitch you will want the Replacement Side Plates for Demco Autoslide 5th Wheel Trailer Hitch item # DM49GV. This fits the puck pattern on 2020 - 2023 GM Trucks. These legs work with item # DM79GV and # DM29GV Demco Hitches.

If you do not have one of these models you will need to use the Demco 5th Wheel Rail Adapter item # DM6333.

There are two different patterns for the Chevy puck system depending on what year your truck is. If you have a 2016 - 2019 Chevy you will need to use the Demco 5th Wheel Rail Adapter for Chevy/GMC item # DM6194 because they do not make replacement legs that fit this pattern.

expert reply by: Jerred H

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Answer 2

Yes, we do carry the Replacement Side Plates for Demco Autoslide 5th Wheel Trailer Hitch #DM49GV (this is the 6402). This will replace the side plates on your Demco Autoslide hitch to allow you to use it in your Chevrolet/GMC's factory prep…

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Answer 9

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