08 f450, it measures 3” id and is fully secured under the bed only. Dealers, trailer shops and rv places around me have no idea. I’d like to find the correct ball and use it if possible.
While not completely sure I believe this is what is called an inverted ball coupler, have only seen one years ago. And after trying to look it up found one made by B&W.
The B&W Turnover Ball gooseneck receiver uses a pull-rod to retain the ball in the square receiver. That one uses a a bayonet-style round socket, like older automotive light bulbs (push & twist).
You might be able to find a tag or embossments if you clean that thing.
You don't just buy a gooseneck ball, the shank has to fit whatever style the brand the hitch assembly is. My Atwood Hide-A-Ball has a round shank with a pin through it to rotate upright or flat, B&W are square shanked and pull in and out.
While not completely sure I believe this is what is called an inverted ball coupler, have only seen one years ago. And after trying to look it up found one made by B&W.
After about 3 days of google I just figured out it’s made by a small company in Colorado called Cody Hitches. Seems like a nice product just impossible to find and unheard of.
Its a gooseneck hitch made by Cody. Also known as Quick-Hitch Inc.
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