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CURT 16025 Replacement Chevrolet, GMC Puck System 5th Wheel Legs, 25,000 lbs., Hitch Head Required Hitch It is engineered to seamlessly 000 lbs GTWR 1

SKU 94380293467 · ★ 4.7

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CURT 16025 Replacement Chevrolet, GMC Puck System 5th Wheel Legs, 25,000 lbs., Hitch Head Required Hitch It is engineered to seamlessly 000 lbs GTWR 1 It is engineered to seamlessly integrate with select years of the Lincoln MKT (see application info to verify fitment) A4 Quattro and S4 (see application info to verify fitment) the legs can quickly be installed or removed from the truck bed as needed Adapts CURT 5th wheel head to fit Chevy or GMC puck system (year range specific) Quarter turn anchoring system provides quick installation and removal Adjustable anchors to eliminate chucking between the legs and under bed platform Protected by a highly durable carbide black powder coat finish Co cured in a rust resistant liquid Bonderite coating Limited lifetime warranty (one year finish

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