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They stay on the trailer by way of a ring that you press around the king pin. This way, you could pull the trailer with diff. trucks. We use them on our parkin' lot. I guess I should have looked up the photo first. We use the teflon pad on the trailers. First time I have seen a fifth wheel like that. |
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Well guys it has been raining for the past 48 hrs. So when the sun comes back out I will get the pictures.
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