Base Rails for 2003 Ford F-350 Super Duty and Old Hijacker FHW 24 5th Wheel Hitch
Published 07/26/2023
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I have a 2003 F350 SRW long bed. I have a old Hijacker FWH that was originally in a F250. I have the rails. What install kit do I need?
asked by: Steve T
Expert Reply:
We definitely have the rails you need to mount your Demco Hijacker FHW 24 in the bed of your 2003 Ford F-350 Super Duty, but I'm unsure of the base style you have, so you'll need to compare your base and choose from the following:
- Above-Bed Base Rails # DM8552006-71
- Underbed Rails # DM8551000
- SL Series Rails, Parts # DM6012 and # DM8553003
If you aren't sure which is the correct rails please just shoot me a photo of the base connection and I'll be happy to clarify which one you need to use!
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Demco Premier Series Above-Bed Base Rails and Custom Installation Kit for 5th Wheel Hitches
- 5th Wheel Hitch Rails
- Custom
- Above the Bed
- Demco
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