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Product Type | Gooseneck Hitch |
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Brand | Curt Manufacturing |
Part Number | 16600 |
Category | Automobile Accessories |
Weight Capacity | 30, 000 lbs |
Tongue Weight | 7, 500 lbs |
Material | Steel |
Installation | Vehicle-Specific |
Finish | Black Powder Coat |
Hitch Pin Hole Size | 5/8 inches |
Instructions and warnings regarding safe operation and potential hazards of the 5th wheel hitch.
Information on product registration and general installation notices for proper setup.
Determining the correct 5th wheel height for level trailer towing by measuring distances.
Instructions for assembling the main body of the 5th wheel hitch.
Attaching the lower coupler assembly to the base weldment using specified fasteners.
Verifying the proper installation and alignment of truck bed base rails.
Securing the 5th wheel hitch to the vehicle's base rails using pins and clips.
Placing upper weldment and lube plate on trailer king pin and securing with bolts.
Torquing the 1/2" hex bolts and nuts to the specified torque value.
Ensuring the upper weldment spins freely around the trailer's king pin.
Safety precautions to avoid injury or death during coupling operations.
Steps to prepare the truck and trailer for coupling on a level surface.
Ensuring the 5th wheel hitch mechanism is clean and ready for coupling.
Detailed steps for coupling the trailer to the hitch and securing the lock.
Testing the secure coupling of the hitch by applying light forward pressure.
Final checks before towing, including electrical connections and brake activation.
Procedure for safely uncoupling the trailer from the 5th wheel hitch.
Steps to remove the entire 5th wheel hitch unit from the base rails.
Instructions for reinstalling the 5th wheel hitch in reverse order of removal.
Regular checks for lube plate, pivot points, and bolts for optimal performance.
Recommendations for cleaning the hitch after use and before long-term storage.
Critical warning regarding the torque of the M20 head pivot bolt and potential failure.