Difference Between Reese Hitch # RP30047 and # RP30075
Updated 03/12/2015 | Published 03/11/2015
Question:
What is the differences between the RP30047 and the RP30075?
asked by: Ben G
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Expert Reply:
The main difference is the Reese Hitch part # RP30075 is a slider hitch and the # RP30047 is a stationary hitch.
A stationary hitch is normally used in a long bed truck and slider hitch is used in a short bed truck to give additional clearance at parking lot speeds so tight turns can be made without cab/trailer nose interference.
If you send me the year/make/model of your truck I can help you pick out a rail kit.
I attached review videos for both hitches for you to check out plus a help article on fifth wheel hitches.
expert reply by:
Jameson C
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