B&W Trailer Hitches Turnoverball Gooseneck Hitch

Overview

Not a bed-mounted rail system, this Turnoverball hitch lives underneath the floor and bolts to holes already in the truck frame. The ball flips over out of the way, so the bed stays flat when no trailer is hooked up.

Keeping the bed clear without drilling or welding is the reason to pick this design over a permanent ball. The limitation is the strict application, as it is cut for one truck line and a specific span of model years, and the contents of the box are not itemized.

Who it's for

Owners of late-model Ram heavy duty trucks who tow gooseneck trailers part of the time and want a clean bed otherwise. Those with another make or an older Ram need a hitch made for their frame, and buyers who want hardware lists should confirm before ordering.

Pros and cons

Performance notes

Load goes straight into the truck frame through the existing holes rather than into the bed floor, which is why the pull force can be rated so high. Alloy steel and a powder coat resist wear, though capacity still depends on the truck and trailer ratings.

Specifications