Posted by Hockeygoon on October 30, 2021 at 19:00:10 from (68.171.183.80):
I am not overly familiar with them.
I bought a 1992 F250 with a gooseneck hitch in the bed. The frame appeared professionally built and had 4 bolts holding it down. After owning it a while I found the the frame was only bolted to the cross members on the factory bed, it was not bolted directly to the frame of the truck. I thought it was joke to try to do that and never used it.
I just bought another factory bed (no rust - same color) to put on the truck. It has a hidden gooseneck hitch mounted to the bed, wide enough to reach the frame rails of the truck, but no bolt holes. Instead of being bolted it is welded to the frame of the bed. Again - is this an acceptable way to mount a gooseneck hitch?
My plan is to drill 4 bolt holes through the frame of the gooseneck hitch and bolt it directly to the truck frame and leave it welded to the factory bed - most likely 1/2 inch bolts.
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