The Goose Box gooseneck coupler is specifically designed for RV trailer owners who wish to tow with their gooseneck hitch. The Reese Goose box replaces a traditional pin box so the RV works with the truck gooseneck hitch. Includes the 5th Airborne technology for a superb ride.

Fits:

Lippert #1621, 1621HD, 0719 and Fabex PB-600 Series
Lippert #1716, 1116 and 0115 - Spacer kit #61301 is required

Worlds first OE approved gooseneck adapter, endorsed by Lippert Components Inc. for their frame systems
5th Airborne expertise reduces stress that is transferred to the RV frame
Independent lab tested & proven to provide a better ride than king pin "bolt-on" adapter solutions
Air bag, dual shocks and rubber bumpers provide multi-directional shock absorption for a smoother driving experience
Air pressure relief valve prevents overfilling of air bags
Rated for 16,000 lbs. capacity utlilizing both CSA & SAE J2638 test standards

Specifications

Specifications
Brand	Reese
Gross Towing Weight (WC)	16,000 lbs.
Vertical Load	3,200 lbs.
Warranty	Limited Lifetime Warranty
Finish	Black Powder Coat

Instructions

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Review (1)

Olemax

Posted on 10/5/22

60%

Well, almost a good product

Nice looking unit, with a good concept. Received in good condition, despite being shipped in a very sturdy cardboard box. Installation was easy enough, with the help of a friend, and a tractor loader with pallet forks to lift it into position. I have not used this yet, so I will amend later. There are a couple of glaring issues with the design and build: the cable that operates the latch is way too short. A six footer cannot reach the handle when connected in an 8 foot pickup. The new air valve is extremely difficult to reach when the unit is hitched to the ball, which is the time when you need access. There is a cap on the inlet to the nipple on the valve that must be removed, which is not mentioned in the instructions. A standard air chuck that fits all of my 50 or so tires on the farm, including my car and truck does not fit the nipple on the air valve. What is supposed to fit? Is mine defective? Recommendation: install an extender on the nipple to reach a convenient place, with a standard Schrader valve nipple.
The height "gage" is a joke. If you could see it from (above) the side of the truck, it might be useful.
User instructions are a bit lacking, or something is amiss.