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Is there A Gen-Y Gooseneck To Pin Box Compatible With A Lippert Turning Point Bolt Pattern  

Updated 06/03/2026 | Published 01/17/2024

Question:

I JUST BOUGHT A 2024 GRAND DESIGN REFLECTION 150 SERIES 295RL WHICH CAME WITH A CURT TURNING POINT.. LIPPERT SAID AS OF A MONTH AGO THAT THE REESE GOOSENECK IS THE ONLY APPROVED ONE THOUGH THEY DONT HAVE A CONVERSION FOR IT AND THEN SAID ONCE A TURNING POINT ALWAYS A TURNING POINT. IF GEN-Y WILL FIT MY CURT TURNING POINT THAT IS GREAT NEWS! SO CAN I PUT A GEN-Y ON IT? Thanks :

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Expert Reply:

Yes, Lippert only approves of the Reese Goosebox so you would be voiding your frame warranty if you installed a Gen-Y gooseneck pin box. That being said, the warranty is typically only a year so it's not really a loss. Gen-Y offers the # GY48GR as a compatible replacement for the Turning Point bolt pattern. It's designed to work with pin weights ranging from 1,500lbs to 3,500lbs. Grand Design lists your trailer as having a pin weight of 1,434lbs, so while it will bolt in place it's going to give you a stiff, uncomfortable ride quality.

Because of the pin weight issue and there not currently being another option available at this time I recommend sticking with your Turning Point pin box.



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Tom E.

6/3/2026

Actually it will not void your warranty. The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act says that the frame warranty cannot be voided and that Lippert will have to show proof that the fifth wheel replacement caused any damages otherwise the warranty will still be in effect. If crack is in the frame by the axle occurs which isn’t from fifth wheel replacement they cannot refuse that warranty, but if the connection point of the fifth wheel fails then Lippert will have to show proof that the failure was caused by the replacement and not a failure to the frame itself. If they do not then they have to cover that warranty.

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