Reese Select Plus 5th Wheel Hitch Replacement Head Assembly for Part 117300

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I need a new head for my hitch part number I think is 117300

asked by: Gary

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The Reese Replacement Head Kit # 58292 is the correct head assembly for 18K and 20K Select Plus 5th wheel hitches with original part 117300. We also offer the matching Head Support # 58293.

expert reply by: Adam R

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Answer 1

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Answer 10

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Reese Select Plus 5th Wheel Hitch Replacement Head Assembly for Part 117300

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