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ManualsBrandsPro Series ManualsFor the car7168 15K FIFTH WHEEL

Choose 10 holes

identified by black dots

that correspond with

your individual

configuration. (‘00 and

newer, GM Silverado

Pattern Shown)

Use side bracket/hitch base assembly to position rails (not included)

Rear Edge of

Truck Bed

Rear Edge of Truck bed to

Rear Edge of Base Rail

Front

Truck

Drill locations will vary. See individual installation for location

10. Drill two holes in frame for each bracket. Select the holes which will give the greatest spread

between bolts. Install eight 1/2”-13x1-3/8” ribbed neck bolts, (threads pointing out), lock washers, and

hex nuts. Tighten nuts until bolt heads seat. Lubrication of knurls of all rib neck bolts is recommended.

WARNING:

DO NOT lubricate threads. It may cause bolt failure.

11. Torque all nuts to 85 lb-ft

12. Pull wire provided to pull rib neck bolts through frame as needed per application

Fig. 2

CAUTION:

It is important that 17/32" drill be used for holes in chassis frame as rib neck bolts

may break if too small a hole is used and neck may not grip if too large a hole is used.

Note: On vehicles with heavy duty suspensions, check for interference with bolts where brackets are

mounted to frame. If interference with suspension spring results, cut bolt flush to nut outboard of frame

or use weld option.

CAUTION:

Check for obstructions before drilling. Failure to do so could result in damaged fuel or

brake lines, structural members, etc. Cequent Towing Products does its best to

communicate tow vehicle manufacturer changes; however, it is ultimately the

responsibility of the installer to prevent damage due to installation.

Measure diagonal

from same

reference point.

Measurement

should be the

same.

ROW 1

ROW 2

ROW 3

ROW 4

Each base rail must

have a bolt in either of

the marked center holes.

Check for obstructions

before drilling.