2004 Chevrolet Silverado Gooseneck Hitch Installation And Review Videos

Best 2004 Chevrolet Silverado Gooseneck Options- Video

Speaker 1: Today we're going to be taking a look at the best gooseneck hitches available for the 2004 Chevrolet Silverado. Let's take a look through the three hitches that we've got picked out. We've got our CURT Double Lock. We've got the B&W Turnover Ball. We're also going to have the Draw-Tite Hide-a-Goose. Now all three of these hitches are underbed mount. more

8/17/2017 12:21:05 PM

Gooseneck Hitch Installation - 2004 Chevrolet Silverado- Video

Today on our 2004 Chevrolet Silverado, we will be installing the B&W Turnoverball underbed gooseneck trailer hitch with custom installation kit, part number BWGNRK1067. All right, here's what our gooseneck looks like installed. As you can see, it sits down flush in the bed of our truck with our safety chain loops in the bottom channels of our bed so we don't lose any of our valuable space in the bed of our truck at all. Our safety chain loops are spring-loaded for ease of use. Our ball, which has a 7,500 pound vertical load limit and a 30,000 pound max gross trailer weight rating . You'll want to consult with the owner's manual of your Silverado and not exceed the limits of the vehicle itself or the hitch and cause damage to either one. Now, when we're not towing, our ball can be stored in our gooseneck upside-down. We have this easy-to-use handle right here to lower it on down in. more

2/15/2017 11:04:07 AM

B&W Gooseneck Trailer Hitch Installation - 2004 Chevrolet Silverado- Video

Today on our 2004 Chevy Silverado 3500, we're going to be installing the B & W Turnover Underbed Gooseneck Trailer Hitch, part number BWGNRK1062. Here's what our hitch will look like once it's installed. Now let's go ahead and go through the operation of the handle and gooseneck ball. Here on the driver's side is the handle for locking the ball in place. To unlock the handle, we'll pull out, rotate it towards the cab and it holds the handle out, keeping the pin inside the gooseneck head away from the center section so that we can remove the gooseneck ball. Now we can take it out and turn it over. We can then put it in the stored position and then re-lock the handle. more

3/3/2015 3:47:52 PM