Fifth wheel hitch adapter that fits in Chevy goose neck turnover ball?

[JohnsRVCougar]

I've got a factory installed gooseneck turnover ball system without the puck system. B&W makes an adapter for their system but it's square. Curt makes one for theirs, but I can't find a sliding 5th wheel hitch in there line up. Has anybody come across an adapter that is universal?

 

[FISCHSTICX]

Do you have pictures of what you have? You can also Call 1-866-247-4349 and they have master techs and can do a video call and even get you quotes on parts if needed.

 

[Hvactech]

I've got a factory installed gooseneck turnover ball system without the puck system. B&W makes an adapter for their system but it's square. Curt makes one for theirs, but I can't find a sliding 5th wheel hitch in there line up. Has anybody come across an adapter that is universal?

Curt has the X-Rail that has either the square shank or the round Curt gooseneck hole. These goose neck to 5th wheel rail adapter is what I use BUT the Xrail has a GVWR of 20000 lbs

 

[Hvactech]

I forgot to say the Curt XRAil is standard 5er rails welded onto a plate that takes the place of the gooseneck ball. Ive been using one for a long time with my air ride hitch.
Im right at the GVWR of the XRAIL with my TH and looking to maybe go with the Reese Elite underbed system with the Ford style picture frame adapter which would bump me to 25000 GVWR. Would have already done this but am waiting to see the release of the Reese GooseBox in a greater than 20K GVWR and this was told to me by a Reese tech rep last Oct. I might consider this instead of the underbred system since my Chevy is a 2012

 

[rvlifer]

i like b&w and pullrite as i think they are better quality but dont know if either has something for this scenario

 

[Hvactech]

this is the Curt Xrail my hitch attaches to and the X-rail sets in the gooseneck hole