Replacement Handle for Reese Slider Hitch part # RP30051

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Need a locking jaw handle for reese 5th wheel # 30051 what part will fit ?? yours does not mention unit # 30051.

asked by: Philip L

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The handle that actuates the jaws for the # RP30051 Reese 16K fifth wheel hitch is indeed the # 58055 replacement handle you mentioned. The Handle, Foam Grip and cotter pin are included.

If you need the actuating rod the handle attaches to as well, it is part # 30579. Klip rings, part # 58054 are needed to attach the actuating rod to the hitch.

If you were needing the handle for the sliding unit, that is part # 58161.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

The handle that actuates the jaws for the #RP30051 Reese 16K fifth wheel hitch is indeed the #58055 replacement handle you mentioned. The Handle, Foam Grip and cotter pin are included. If you need the actuating rod the handle attaches to as well, it…

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

Thanks for the photo of your Reese 20K 5th wheel slider base #RP50024. You need a new slide handle kit #58161 which fits Pro Series, Reese and Draw-Tite slider bases.

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Answer 5

Yes, everything you ordered is correct for replacing the handle and actuating rod of your Reese hitch part #RP30047. The part #58055 is the handle. Part #30579 is the actuating rod. Part #58054 is the klip rings. There are no written instructions for…

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