Hole Dimensions of the Spacer Kit for Sidewinder # RP61301

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I need more info. on your spacer kit RP61301. Can you tell me thickness of plates and the hole configuration, please? Thanks

asked by: Marshall

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Helpful Expert Reply:

I went out into our warehouse and grabbed a part # RP61301 to get the dimensions of the holes on it. I attached a picture that shows all of the hole dimensions.

The plates are each 1/4 inch thick.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

Hey Kenneth, this is a great question but basically the part #RP97FR is the updated version of the #RP61301 which allows it to fit more pin boxes but both work with the 1716 that you have.

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Answer 2

Thank you for purchasing from etrailer the Reese Goose Box 5th-Wheel-to-Gooseneck Air Ride Coupler Adapter #RP94716-61301. Though I'm not 100 percent sure what you are referring to by "the bracket bolt up to the 1115 Lippert bracket and the…

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Answer 3

The Reese Sidewinder 5th Wheel King Pin with Rotating Turret - Lippert 1716 - 20,000lbs #RP77FR turret has an outside edge to outside edge measurement of 11.875" and the included spacer kit has two spacers that are approximately 1/4"…

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Answer 4

Hey Tony, since we know your 2022 Keystone Raptor 362 has a Lippert 1116 pin box on it currently the correct Goose Box you'd need is the part #RP85FR with the spacer kit part #RP97FR. What is the length of your bed and do you have the OEM…

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Answer 5

Currently the Reese Goose Box 5th-Wheel-to-Gooseneck Air Ride Coupler Adapter #RP85FR is the only adapter Lippert approves for use which will not void the Lippert Limited Frame Warranty. This information can be found in the Lippert document…

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Answer 6

There are a couple of major differences in the 3rd generation Reese Goosebox item #RP85FR over the prior models. First and foremost it now fits the Lippert Rhino pin box. This pin box is more common now than ever and 5th wheel owners will finally…

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Answer 7

To fit your Sidewinder arm that you have you would need to replace the turret with the #RP61300 so that it can fit your Lippert 1621 pin box. That would be all that you would need and you would be set.

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Answer 8

There is a difference between the Reese Sidewinder, #RP34FR & #RP77FR with rotating turret, mounting and hardware provided, components are the same but these are specificaly designed to replace different pin box options. The Reese Sidewinder,…

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Answer 9

The Lippert pin box 1621 has a different design and bolt pattern so it requires a different turret than what is on #ST400-5AS16K. If the turret you have uses 4 bolts to mount to the arm, then you can just swap the turret for the right one, #RP61300.…

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Answer 10

The SW16K you referenced is a product that is no longer available. It's the Sidewinder minus the air ride component. The #RP34FR (Reese part number 68220) has a 16K capacity, and would be a direct bolt-on replacement for your existing Lippert…

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Answer 11

Hi Jeremy, We don't offer any replacement turrets for Sidewinders like #RP34FR, and I can tell you there aren't any that fit an 11-3/4" wide pin box with bolt holes 7-7/8" apart. There are some that are close, like the Lippert 1621,…

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Answer 12

There are two options for Sidewinders to replace a Lippert 1621 pin box. For a 16k rated Sidewinder we have the part #RP61422. If you need more capacity than that you would want the 19k version which is part #RP34FR. The first option listed above is…

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Hole Dimensions of the Spacer Kit for Sidewinder # RP61301

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