gooseneck hitch

[79man]

I would like to put a turn over, bolt-in gooseneck hitch in my 91 W250, but all of the manufacturers I've found have discontinued their hitches for my truck.

I realize I could have one welded in, but would prefer a bolt-in.

What are you guys running? Is there a bolt-in model that I can make work?

[done_my way]

I have looked on e-bay, and if my 1st-gen comes thru, I am buying a B&W Turnover ball. Bolts on, turnover (duh) model 1300. I asked and they knew what it was. I knew the p/n beforehand, but they responded with the p/n without me asking for it. So that seller, at least looked into what I asked for.

[KTA]

I have had excellent luck with the draw tite brand of gooseneck hitches. I have had a few B&W crack and a goosneck brand hitch crack, also the balls seem to be tighter in them for less slop in the trailer. You should be able to make the 94-02 hitch fit just fine since the trucks frame rails are the same width. I have always had to drill holes in the frame anyways so that isn't a big deal to me. I would contact their tech support too and see if they might make you some custom mounts. I am sure they still have the patterns for the hitches they made back then and could whip some out pretty quick since their design just uses flat plates for rail adapters.

[Firstgenfanatic]

My pickup came with a goosneck setup in the bed. The ball flips up 90* from where it's stored and it appears to be a bolt-in unit. I'll have to check for brand markings/part #..............