Replacement Mounting Hardware For A Reese Base Rail Kit

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Hello, I would like information on how to purchase a hardware kit for a Reese Model 5008 fifth wheel mounting kit. I believe the hardware kit # is 50078F. I am unable to find it on your website and Reese customer service referred me to your company. Any help would be greatly appreciated it. Thank You Very Much Steve

asked by: Steve L

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Hey Steve,

5008 is only the beginning of one of Reese's part numbers so I'm going need some more information in order to find the correct kit. If you can give me the year/make/model of the vehicle so I can look up the kits available for it and go from there as well.

expert reply by: Kevin C

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Steve

4/5/2024

Kevin, just wondering if you were able to find the hardware & bolts set I need for the 2020 Ford F-150 fifth wheel mounting bracket Reese model 50087-58? It's been a few days and haven't heard back from you. Thanks Again Steve Leonardo

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Kevin C.

4/9/2024

@Steve Hey, I finally got word back from the manufacturer. For the side brackets you'll need part # 50087F, but this is a special order item so I'm getting it set up to where you can call in to our customer service department and order it. I'll let you know when it's setup in our system. If you also need the hardware for the base rails then you'll need part # 58164.

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Steve L.

4/9/2024

@KevinC Ok, thanks for your response. Please let me know when it's available for me to call and order. Steve

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Kevin C.

4/9/2024

@SteveL Hey Steve, you should be able to call in @ 1-800-298-8924 and ask for Rend Only part # RP57ZR and they should be able to order it for you. If you need anything else just let me know.

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