Replacing 16K Slider on Reese RP30047 5th Wheel Hitch With Stationary Legs
Updated 10/03/2020 | Published 10/01/2020 >
Question:
HI, I have a Reese 18K Slider which Id like to replace with Fixed Legs. The part number of my Slider is 50008. Is RP 30727 the correct set of legs to use to replace this slider? The Hitch Head Im using is a 16K P/N 30047. Thanks
asked by: TOM B
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Expert Reply:
The Reese # RP30727 Replacement Base Legs are the correct legs to replace the slider on your Reese # RP30047 hitch. I've linked to the owner's manual for the # RP30047, in case you no longer have it.
expert reply by:
Mike L
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