Jaw of Reese RP30081 Select Plus Isn't Gripping King Pin Tightly
Updated 08/12/2020 | Published 08/10/2020
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Does the receiver on the 5th wheel hitch need to adjusted? I was towing recently and felt some motion. Didn’t seem like the hitch was clamped snug on the kingpin as it has in the past.
asked by: Chad
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Expert Reply:
There isn't any adjustability in the hitch head of the Reese # RP30081 Select Plus 5th wheel hitch. I spoke with my Reese representative, who said it might be a broken spring. When you open the hitch jaw, is there tension on the handle, if not the spring has broken and needs to be replaced with part # RP58230.
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Mike L
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