Pro Series 5th Wheel Trailer Hitch w/ Square Tube Slider - Slide Bar Jaw - 15,000 lbs
Reese Universal Base Rails and Installation Kit w Spacers for 5th Wheel Hitches - Toyota Tundra

Pro Series 5th Wheel Trailer Hitch w/ Square Tube Slider - Slide Bar Jaw - 15,000 lbs
part number: PS30094

Perfect for short-bed trucks, this fifth-wheel trailer hitch has a slider that moves the hitch and king pin 10" closer to the tailgate to increase turning clearance. A 4-way-pivoting head with rounded slide bar ensures secure trailer hookup.

Features:

• Sturdy and reliable 5th-wheel hitch at affordable cost
• Square-tube slider allows your vehicle to make normal turns during low-speed maneuvering and in narrow spaces
  • Increases space between the cab and the trailer, allowing for greater turning clearance
    • Moves hitch and trailer king pin 10" closer to the tailgate of your truck
  • Locks in place between the truck cab and the rear axle for highway towing
• Rounded-slide-bar, single-jaw system automatically latches around trailer king pin
  • Offers improved load management and ride when compared with similar models
• 4-Way-pivoting head helps with trailer hookup
  • Ensures easy trailer hookup on uneven ground
• Cushioned grip on handle provides comfortable jaw operation
  • Tab on jaw handle is lockable with included padlock
    • Locks your 5th-wheel trailer to the hitch
• Adjustable hitch height allows for accurate match to your specific trailer's height
• Design makes the 5th-wheel hitch easy to install and remove
  • Head unit removes with 2 pins and 2 clips
• Rails and installation kit required (sold separately)
  • Fits Curt, Valley, Draw-Tite, Hidden-Hitch and Reese base rails
  • Works with vehicle-specific 5th-wheel brackets (sold separately) to make installation easier than with universal kit

Specs:

• Gross towing weight: 15,000 lbs
• Vertical load limit: 3,750 lbs
• Slider travel: 10"
• Hitch height: 13" - 17"
• King pin opening: 5-3/4" wide
• Skid plate thickness: 1/2"
• 10-Year limited warranty

Note: This fifth-wheel trailer hitch will not fit trucks with beds shorter than 6'. It also will not fit trucks with flareside/stepside beds. A minimum 13" extended trailer pin box is recommended. If using a slider, hitch will not adjust to lowest height setting.

4-Way-Pivoting Head with Rounded-Slide-Bar System

This fifth-wheel trailer hitch features a 4-way-pivoting head to provide a full range of motion for easy trailer hookup. The fifth wheel can be easily removed by one person - simply remove two pins and two clips.

The fifth-wheel head securely grabs your trailer king pin with a rounded-slide-bar, single-jaw mechanism. The slide bar offers excellent load management and a smooth ride.

The rounded slide bar is operated by a 3/4" diameter handle with a cushioned grip that makes slide-bar operation more comfortable. The bar handle includes an integrated tab that is lockable with included padlock. Using a padlock secures your trailer to the hitch. Fifth-wheel pull-pin lock plates (RP58093; sold separately) can be used to secure the hitch to the truck.

Square-Tube Slider

This fifth-wheel trailer hitch includes a square-tube slider that offers 10" of travel in your truck bed. This enables your vehicle to make normal turns during low-speed maneuvers and in narrow spaces without fear of your trailer's contacting the cab of your vehicle.

The slider increases the space between the cab and the trailer to allow for greater turning clearance, moving the hitch and trailer king pin 10" closer to the tailgate of your truck. For highway towing, the slider locks the fifth-wheel hitch in place between your truck cab and the rear axle.

To activate slider: Stop truck and trailer. From the side of the truck, unlock the hitch from the towing position by pulling the handle. From inside the cab of the truck, manually activate the trailer brakes with the brake controller and slowly pull the truck forward until the slider locks into place closer to the tailgate. Make sure that the slider is locked, then maneuver your rig.

30094 Pro Series 5th Wheel Trailer Hitch with Square Tube Slider by Reese, Draw-Tite and Hidden Hitch - 15,000 lbs

Reese Universal Base Rails and Installation Kit w Spacers for 5th Wheel Hitches - Toyota Tundra
part number: RP30035-309

Install your fifth-wheel trailer hitch with this universal, 10-bolt kit. Spacers ensure proper spacing despite the deep corrugations in your pickup's bed. Not for use with Reese Elite Series (or Signature Series) model hitches.

Features:

• Base rails provide necessary attachment points for 5th-wheel trailer hitches
• Spacers ensure the required 1/2" spacing between the frame and truck bed, preventing damage to bed when you torque the bolts
• Compatible hitches: Curt, Draw-Tite, Hidden Hitch, Reese, Valley and Husky
  • Will not fit Reese Elite Series (Signature Series) or Valley UBS hitches
• Sturdy, black powder coated steel resists corrosion
• Kit includes:
  • Base rails
  • Universal brackets
  • (2) 1/2" Thick x 1-1/4" wide spacers
  • (3) 1-3/4" Long x 1/2" diameter carriage bolts
  • (3) 3" Long x 1/2" diameter carriage bolts
  • 2 Bevel washers
  • Mounting hardware
• 5-Year limited warranty
• Made in USA

30035 and 58309 Reese Fifth Wheel Rails and Mounting Bracket Kit with Spacers for Toyota Tundra - 10 Bolt

Ask the Experts about this Fifth Wheel
Do you have a question about this Fifth Wheel?

• Fifth Wheel Hitch for a 2008 Dodge Ram 1500 Pickup with a Short Bed
  
• The custom install kit for the 1500 and 2500 model is actually the same. If this is the only fifth wheel trailer you are going to tow, and you do not mind having the mounting rails permanently mounted in your truck bed, the 15K Fifth Wheel with Slider, part # PS30094 would work great. The install kit for your vehicle is part # RP50140-58. Click on the provided link to view the install instructions.
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• Do Sliding Fifth Wheel Hitches Automatically Unlock and Slide for Tight Turns or is it Manual
  
• Slider hitches have to be un-locked in order to slide rear ward for tight turns. That can either be done by exiting the truck and manually unlocking it or using an electrical un-locking system that is operated by a control panel in cab. If you do not want to have to un-lock a slider fifth wheel, you have the option of using a Sidewinder, like part # RP61420. A Sidewinder will put the pivot point at the trailers pin box rather than pivoting on the fifth wheel head. If you write back with t
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• What Size King Pin On A Gooseneck Adapter Is Needed To Fit The Pro-Series Hitch, # PS30094
  
• The Pro-Series 5th Wheel Trailer Hitch with Square Tube Slider, # PS30094, has a 15,000 lbs. gross towing weight capacity. It will accept a industry standard 2 inch king pin. It has 10 inches of slider travel to give you clearance between your truck and the trailer. This fifth-wheel trailer hitch will not fit trucks with beds shorter than 6 feet. It also will not fit trucks with flareside/stepside beds. A minimum 13 inches extended trailer pin box is recommended. We do have a couple adapte
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• Reese Fifth Wheel Installation Kit RP30035-309 or RP30035-197 for 2007 Toyota Tundra 6-1/2 Foot Bed
  
• The correct Reese fifth-wheel installation kit for your 2007 Toyota Tundra with 6-1/2 foot bed is the Reese Universal Base Rails and Installation Kit with Spacers, item # RP30035-309. This kit includes the Reese 5th Wheel Spacer Kit for Toyota Tundra, item # RP58309, and is designed for the 2007 And Newer Toyota Tundra 6.5 foot & 8 foot Beds, the Crewmax 5.5 foot Bed requires a Sidewinder Pinbox Coupler also. This kit will include all of the hardware needed to install base rails for a fifth-w
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• 5th Wheel Trailer Hitch Recommendation for a 2011 Chevy Silverado 2500HD, 2011 Forest River Sierra
  
• We have numerous 5th wheel trailer hitches for the 2011 Chevy Silverado 2500HD. The best hitch for your truck and trailer combination is largely dependent on the bed length of the truck. Short bed trucks require a sliding hitch or, in some cases, a sidewinder will need to be added. Long bed trucks can use a standard hitch. If you have a short bed truck, I recommend the Reese 5th Wheel Trailer Hitch with Round Tube Slider, # RP30075. The round tube slider offers 12 inches of travel to give mor
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• What Fifth Wheel Installation Kit Will Fit A 2011 GMC Sierra And Not Use Any Base Rails In The Bed
  
• To install a Reese fifth wheel slider hitch on your 2011 GMC Sierra 2500 HD or 3500 with the 6-1/2 foot bed and not have any base rails in your truck bed, you will need to use the Reese Elite Series fifth wheel system. This system will consist of the Reese Elite Series 18K Pre-Assembled 5th Wheel Trailer Hitch w/ Slider and Wiring Harness, part # RP30144, and the Reese Under-Bed Rail and Installation Kit, part # RP30868. The Reese Elite Series hitch # RP30144, has a 18,000 lbs. towing weight
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• How to Upgrade the Reese 15K Pro Series Slider to a 20K Slider Unit for a 2010 GMC 2500HD
  
• Yes, you can just purchase the Pro Series 20K Fifth Wheel Head Assembly, Head Support and Handle Kit, item # 30118, to go on the slider assembly, item # RP30092, that your 15k head assembly is attached to now. The same Slider assembly is used on the Pro Series 15k, 16k and 20k head units.
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• Determining Which 5th Wheel Hitch To Use For a 2011 Dodge Ram 3500 Mega Cab with 6ft Bed
  
• You could either use a slider type fifth-wheel hitch, or if your pin box is compatible you could use a Sidewinder king pin with a fixed position fifth-wheel hitch on your 2011 Dodge Ram 3500. For a slider fifth-wheel hitch, I would recommend Reese 5th Wheel Trailer Hitch with Round Tube Slider, part # RP30083 and Reese Quick-Install Custom Base Rails and Installation Kit, part # RP50140-58. The round tube slider provides 12 inches of movement to provide extra clearance when making sharp turns
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• Can a 2009 Ford F-150 Supercrew with a 5.5 Foot Bed Tow a 5th Wheel Trailer
  
• Since you have a bed that is less than 6 feet long, you will need to use a standard, stationary 5th wheel trailer hitch with a Sidewinder. The Sidewinder will provide 22 inches of clearance over the 12 inches of clearance of a slider hitch. There are some measurements you will need to take in order to determine if a Sidewinder will offer enough clearance to safely make 90 degree turns. Use the formula below to ensure there will be enough space between your truck cab and trailer when executing
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• 5th Wheel Hitch Recommendation For A 2008 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD Crew Cab With A Short Bed
  
• The shortest bed that is on a 2008 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD Crew Cab should be a 6-1/2 foot bed. With the 6-1/2 foot bed you will need to use a fifth-wheel slider hitch to get the clearance between the trailer and the cab of the truck when turning. The Pro Series 15K Fifth Wheel, part # PS30094, you have referenced is a good choice for a fifth-wheel on your Silverado. To install the Pro Series fifth-wheel on your vehicle I would recommend the Reese Quick-Install Custom Base Rails and Insta
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• Position of the Pins that Secure a 5th Wheel Trailer Hitch to the Rails
  
• If you look at some of the pictures and videos featuring 5th wheel trailer hitches and installations on our site, you may see that the pins are in from the back with the clips on the outside. Basically, it is easier to get the clip off and on when it is on the outside.
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• Installation Instructions for 5th Wheel Hitch Rails in a 1989 GMC Pickup
  
• It will depend on the manufacturer of the fifth-wheel rails that you are installing and the bed length of your 1989 GMC truck. If you are installing a Reese fifth-wheel hitch you will need to determine if you have a 10 bolt installation kit, or a 4 bolt installation kit. If you are installing the 10 bolt kit, # RP30035, page 6 of the instructions, see link, shows the installation dimensions. Be sure to match your truck to the year, make and models at the top of the page. If you are install
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• Do Slider and Fixed 5th Wheel Trailer hitches Fit in the Same Rail Spacing, 2001 Ford F-350
  
• If the 5th wheel rails installed in your 2001 Ford F-350 are Reese, Valley or Curt rails, they will accept either a Reese, Valley, or Curt fixed 5th wheel hitch or a slider hitch without having to make any changes to the rail spacing. But it may help to loosen the rails to better line things up correctly when installing a different hitch. Since you have a short bed truck, you will need a slider. The sliders that offer the most travel are round tube sliders at 12 inches of travel. For a 16k ro
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• Can I Convert Pro Series 15K Slider # PS30094 To Stationary 5th Wheel Hitch
  
• I contacted our representative at Pro Series about converting your Pro Series 15K Sliding 5th Wheel Hitch, part # PS30094, to a stationary hitch. He informed me that you will need Reese Replacement Base Leg, part # RP30727.
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• 5th Wheel Trailer Hitch and Installation Kit Recommendation for a 2007 Chevy Silverado New Body
  
• First, making 90 degree turns will be necessary at some point. Maybe not in all situations but there will be a time that it will be needed. In order to safely make 90 degree turns in trucks with a bed shorter than 6 feet long, you would need to use a Sidewinder pin box on the trailer. The Sidewinder is used with a stationary trailer hitch and offers 22 inches more extension which is 10 inches more than a round tube slider hitch. This will eliminate or minimize the possibility f the trailer m
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• What is the Difference Between Pro Series 30077 and Pro Series 5th Wheel Trailer Hitch # PS30094
  
• The 30077 was a 15k Pro Series 5th Wheel Head, Head Support, and Rails, but is no longer available. The Pro Series 5th Wheel Trailer Hitch, # PS30094, has an updated version of the head and support and has a square tube slider and no rails. With the year, make, and model of your truck, I would be happy to recommend an installation kit for a 5th wheel trailer hitch.
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• Install Kit and Wiring to Install Reese Pro Series Fifth Wheel # PS30094 on 2007 F250 Short Bed
  
• Other than the sliding hitch you referenced, part # PS30094, you will need an install kit that includes the rails to attach the hitch to the truck bed and the brackets that attach the rails to the truck frame. There are two different kits that will work with your F250, a universal kit, part # RP30035 and a custom kit, part # RP50082-58. I would recommend the custom kit, as it will cut your install time by 50 percent. You will also need a trailer connector mounted in the truck bed. Typically,
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• Will the Reese Custom 5th Wheel Kit Work with a Husky 16K EZ Roller on a 2011 Ford F-350 SD
  
• The Reese, RP50073-58, fifth-wheel installation kit with brackets and rails will work with the Husky 16K EZ roller hitch, and this is the correct installation kit for your 2011 F-350 350 Super Duty with 6-3/4 foot bed. I have linked installation instructions and a video of the Reese kit being installed on a 2011 F-250 for you to review. These should give you an idea where and how the kit will install on your truck. When setting the final position of the fifth-wheel rails, use your Husky hi
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• Recommendation For Fifth Wheel Hitch on 2000 Dodge Dakota V8 to Tow 20 foot Fifth Wheel Camper
  
• I would first recommend to make sure and verify that the towing capacity of your 2000 Dodge Dakota V8 Club Cab will be able to tow the weight of the 20 foot fifth wheel camper. The Dakota has a 6-1/2 foot bed so you will need to use a slider hitch to be able to get the needed clearance between the truck cab and the fifth wheel when making sharp turns. I would recommend the Reese 16K Fifth Wheel Hitch, part # RP30075. This is a round tube slider hitch that will have 12 inches of travel fron
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• Replacement Slider Handle Needed for a Pro Series 5th Wheel Hitch with Slider # PS30094
  
• Yes, we have the replacement arm for the slider unit on your Pro Series 5th Wheel Trailer Hitch, # PS30094. You will need the Draw-Tite / Reese Kwik Slide Replacement Handle, # 58161, to replace your bent handle.
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• When Not Towing on 2011 Toyota Tundra Can Fifth Wheel Hitch Be Removed and the Truck Bed Be Usable
  
• The fifth wheel hitch is attached to base rails, like the Reese Fifth Wheel Installation Kit, part # RP30035-309, that are installed inside the truck bed on your 2011 Toyota Tundra. The base rails are installed to the truck bed by mounting brackets that are attached to the vehicles frame and located under the truck bed. I am including a link to the installation instructions on the Reese base rails. The fifth wheel hitch can be removed from the base rails by removing the hitch pins, but the ba
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• Fifth Wheel Trailer Hitch Installation Kit Recommendation for a 2012 Toyoda Tundra 6.5 Foot Bed
  
• The universal installation kit # RP30035-309, fits so many applications because the brackets are not uniquely shaped to fit different vehicles. Because of this, you have to follow the supplemental instructions for the kit, linked for you, when installing it on a 2012 Toyota Tundra. If installed correctly, there should not be any interference issues. Another option which will be much easier to install, require less drilling, and less time, is a custom installation kit. The available custom 5th
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• Parts Needed To Tow Chaparral Fifth Wheel With a 2012 Toyota Tundra Crew Max Short Bed
  
• The 2012 Toyota Tundra Crew Max has a 5-1/2 foot truck bed. You will not want to use a slider fifth wheel hitch on this vehicle. This vehicle will require the use of a Sidewinder King Pin with a fixed fifth wheel hitch on this short bed truck to get the needed clearance between the truck cab, and the front of the fifth wheel. The Sidewinder King Pin does not affect the levelness of your truck. To choose the correct Sidewinder you will need to use a Sidewinder that is compatible with the p
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• Choosing Best Fifth Wheel Hitch for 2010 Toyota Tundra with 8 Foot Bed
  
• The correct hitch for your needs will depend on the weight of the 5th wheel and which features are important to you. You will want to choose a hitch whose weight capacity exceeds the fully-loaded and ready to tow weight of your 5th wheel. If you will not be towing very often, a lower priced hitch like the Pro Series 15K, # PS30089 or 16K, # PS30093 might work well for you. At the next level, the Reese 16K # RP30047, and the Pro Series 20K, # PS30119 use a double jaw to secure the king pin.
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