Posted by GermantownGreen on October 30, 2021 at 19:36:34 from (174.210.128.161):
In Reply to: Gooseneck hitch posted by Hockeygoon on October 30, 2021 at 19:00:10:
I've had two versions and been around others. I had a 98' Chevy 3/4 with a beam welded across the frame, and hole for a tall ball to screw/unscrew out. Took a big pipe wrench. New to me, used,04' Chevy 4 Dr, 3/4T, has a underbed beam similar, but with a sleeve ball, without a tall shank. The ball has a pin thru it below the frame. I put antiseize on it, but it's still hard to remove. It going to the wire wheel next time out. Father in law has same sleeve ball under bed in 78 Chevy. His other truck 77' had a 1/2 plate bolted in bed with ball welded to plate, so we always had to stack around it. I have friends with the B/W brand turn over ball out of Kansas, that is the unit to have. It's neat, flush, and nice. Not cheap. Bolts into your frame from multiple pieces of made frames. Has a pull rod in the left fender well,to let ball be turned over by your hand. Nothing cut, but the hole for the ball. There's a cheaper version, the ball merely flips to the side in a machined socket, but don't remember the name, and it's not as ultimately safe as B/w If my current truck had not had a ball, I'd went to the b/w, hands down. Sorry for the long read, but it's a good subject. GG
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