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Curt A20 Sliding 5th Wheel Hitch For A 2026 Ford F-350 Without Factory Puck System  

Published 10/09/2026

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good day, can you tell me if this Curt A20 5th Wheel Hitch w/ S20 Slider for Ford and Chevy/GMC Prep Package - Dual Jaw - 20K will fit a RAIL SYSTEM or just the PUCK SYSTEM on a F350 Ford ? thank you

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Expert Reply:

Hi Ward!

The hitch included in the Curt A20 5th Wheel Hitch w/ S20 Slider for Ford and Chevy/GMC Prep Package - Dual Jaw - 20K # C58ZJ will fit standard rails, but this kit also includes an adapter that will allow it to fit Ford and Chevy/GMC pucks (the # C88KR). With that being said, if you are only needing the hitch and not the adapter, we do have that with the following part:

Curt A20 5th Wheel Trailer Hitch w/ S20 Slider - Dual Jaw - 20,000 lbs # C55DR

If you don't already have rails in your truck, you will also need the Curt Custom Fifth Wheel Bracket Kit for Ford # C87VV and the Curt Universal Fifth Wheel Base Rails - Carbide Black Finish # C16204. If you already have rails though, you can skip these two parts.

What kind of 5th wheel are you going to be towing?

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Ward S.

10/9/2026

Hello again. thanks for the response. I do not know what my boss is pulling. He does like this setup, and we will purchase this and the C87VV KIT. He also asked me about some type of attachment that would go into the fifth wheel itself that would allow us to Pick Up the Fifth Wheel out of the bed with a Forklift ... Is that something available? Thanks Again. ward

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Lazer S.

10/9/2026

@WardS We have that as well! I recommend using the Blue Ox 5th Wheel Hitch Lifting Bracket # BLU42CR. It's a little expensive, but it can be used with basically any 5th wheel hitch and will work perfectly with the Curt A20.

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