pulling a fifth wheel

Asked by ganie Feb 03, 2009 at 12:09 AM about the 2008 Toyota Tundra

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Hi just wondering why sales people say you can pull a fifth wheel with this truck and now as we want to buy a fifth wheel we check out our manual and a fifth wheel is not compatible with the crew max and the sales men swore to us you can pull a fifth wheel...  very dissatisfied customer and now where do we stand we have a nice truck but cant get a trailer to put on it.. Could you please get back to me as soon as possible..frustrated customer

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Joel answered 15 years ago

can't u just drill the hole for the ball a couple of inches back...... thats what i did on my Hemi

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Alex answered 15 years ago

its got to do with how the framing changes from the regular tundra to the crew max im sure... You may be hooped but id be suprised if there wasnt somewhere you can get a mount drilled for it... Another thing is NEVER trust what a salesperson says...

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