Pads To Reduce Rattle Noise From 5th Wheel Hitch And Rail Contact

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I am looking for rubber pads to put between my 5th wheel hitch and the rails, I thought I had purchased them from you in the past, Curt rails and Reese Hitch, help?

asked by: Gary S

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For the pads between the hitch and rails of your 5th wheel setup, I recommend the Curt Fifth Wheel Rail Sound Dampeners # 16900. These pads are designed to eliminate common rattle when driving.

expert reply by: Jason S

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

It's totally normal for a bit of movement between any fifth wheel hitch and the base rails. The feet on the hitch are typically a bit smaller than the slots they slide into for mounting otherwise you'd have a hard time getting your hitch in…

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Both the Curt Spyder Gooseneck Trailer Hitch For Fifth Wheel Rails, Item #16085, and the Curt Above-Bed Gooseneck Trailer Hitch For Fifth Wheel Rails, Item #16055, will work well for you. They both have a weight capacity of 25,000-lbs and a vertical…

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Answer 6

I went to our warehouse and measured one of the part #C16902 pins for you. I have attached a photo that has the dimension you were asking about. As the photo denotes, the useable length on the pin is 3.56 inches. You might want to measure the pin you…

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Answer 7

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Pads To Reduce Rattle Noise From 5th Wheel Hitch And Rail Contact

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