Pin Box ID for 4339122 on Forest River Palomino Columbus 298rl

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I have an LCI item number 4339122 and I am trying to figure out the Lippert pin box number. I want to put a Reese Goose box hitch on my 5th wheel and was told it only fits certain Lippert pin boxes.

asked by: John B

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Expert Reply:

I sent this to Lippert to see if they can ID it for us. If you can let me know what RV you have I can also see if we have record of what pin box model it has as well.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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John

8/14/2024

Thanks. I contacted Lippert and got the info I needed.

Jameson C.

8/14/2024

@John Which model do you have? I am still waiting to hear back from them.

John

8/14/2024

@JamesonC They had me provide the S/N of the current pin box instead of the LCI Item number. They said it had the 1612 bolt pattern so that the Reese Goose Box could be put onto the 5th wheel. That is what I wanted to know.

Jameson C.

8/14/2024

@John Good to know! Sounds like they recommended the Goose Box part # RP94716.

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