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Upgrading Pin Box to the Curt Trailair Rota-Flex 5th Wheel Pin Box  

Updated 05/01/2026 | Published 04/15/2026

Question:

LCI Item Number:3478422 I have this pin box and would like to upgrade it to a bandw rotaflex can you guide me in the right direction

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Expert Reply:

Appreciate you reaching out Juan!

Lippert confirmed that your LCI number is a 1621 pin box. Rota-Flex 5th Wheel Pin Box # LC328330 is going to be a direct replacement and bolts right on.

The Rota-Flex pin box is highly rated because it has a pivoting head with a built-in rubber compound. It works to reduce chucking and absorb road shock, resulting in a smoother ride and less wear and tear on your trailer.

Are you usually traveling on short trips or long distances?

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Juan C.

5/1/2026

James, Thank you for the response, I have recently changed my mind and went ahead and purchased the Reese 5th airborne i actually already purchased it. Did not come with mounting hardware. Do you guys sell the hardware? Also could you verify fitment please

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James D.

5/1/2026

@JuanC anytime, just reach out when you have questions! Nice choice on the pin box, in most cases the pin box does not include mounting hardware, as they are designed to reuse the existing bolts from your current pin box, but this can vary depending on how the unit was packaged or sold. Your pin box is a Lippert 1621, to confirm that the Reese Airborne is correct, I've attached an article that walks you through how to measure your pin box. You'll use 5/8" diameter Grade 8 bolts that are about 2" long, along with matching lock nuts and flat washers. Most setups use 8–12 bolts total, depending on the pin box and frame.

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