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boje · 01-01-2010, 04:06 AM

I have a short bed, so in doing research, I leaned towards getting a slider. Purchased a 18K Pullrite with Superrails. This gives me the ability to remove the hitch leaving only 4 holes in the bed. I had a bedliner sprayed on after install. Works and looks great. With the deeper beds on the new P/U's, I also installed the 3" lift kit for extended clearance. Being rather new to the fifth wheel world, I have total piece of mind with this setup. It is pricey, but so was my truck and 5ver.
FYI - I also can install/remove the hitch by myself. I just slide it up/down from the bed on a couple of 2x4's. And when it is in the garage, it rests on a 4-wheel furniture dolly for manuverability.

01-01-2010, 04:06 AM	#9
boje Montana Fan Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Glenrock Posts: 155 M.O.C. #8761	I have a short bed, so in doing research, I leaned towards getting a slider. Purchased a 18K Pullrite with Superrails. This gives me the ability to remove the hitch leaving only 4 holes in the bed. I had a bedliner sprayed on after install. Works and looks great. With the deeper beds on the new P/U's, I also installed the 3" lift kit for extended clearance. Being rather new to the fifth wheel world, I have total piece of mind with this setup. It is pricey, but so was my truck and 5ver. FYI - I also can install/remove the hitch by myself. I just slide it up/down from the bed on a couple of 2x4's. And when it is in the garage, it rests on a 4-wheel furniture dolly for manuverability.