The B&W Turnoverball Gooseneck Hitches are designed with the main goal of getting you and your trailer to your destination safely. Placing emphasis on versatility, B&W has labeled the concept of "a hitch when you need it and a level bed when you don't" onto this product. This means that the hitch may be effortlessly converted to a level bed in mere seconds. For full truck bed access, simply remove the ball from the hitch, flip it upside down, and place it back into the hitch for proper storage. This hitch features a flexible latch pin handle connected to a spring-loaded, 5/8-inch steel locking pin that goes completely through the ball to secure it in place.

The B&W Turnoverball Gooseneck Hitches integrate a solid machined 2- 5/16 inch ball and a sturdy one-piece machined receiver socket to provide excellent strength and durability. The frame is finished in a robust powder-coating and is designed to easily bolt to the existing holes of your truck's frame without the need for drilling, welding, or any other complicated procedures. With a selection of adapters and accessories made available, the Turnoverball can be utilized to work with just about any gooseneck trailer. Certifying a long-lasting quality that fits today's high standards for hitches, the B&W Turnoverball Gooseneck Hitches are a must-have.

B&W was founded in 1987 at Humboldt, Kansas by Roger Baker and Joe Works. The company began as a manufacturer of custom truck beds. The venture would grow and B&W would find themselves in the spotlight of the automotive industry when they engineered a gooseneck hitch that featured mounting hardware underneath the truck bed and an integrated ball that turned over and stowed in place when needed. This would become the highly-regarded and inimitable Turnoverball Gooseneck Hitch. A truly innovative product, nearly every gooseneck manufacturer in today's industry would utilize this type of ball storage and mounting system. This same idea was integrated into a fifth-wheel hitch, resulting in B&W's patented Companion being born which further elevated the company's status and changed the way people hauled their trailers.