What is needed to pull 5th wheel with bumper hitch

I'm sure there's a minimum...hundred miles might have been $600.

 

Personally, I would take the advice and hire someone if it is a one-time need.

 

This is a very common "wheel lift"
that most wreckers (5500+ chassis) have.





It really shouldn't be hard to find a guy. Mention "wheel lift 5th wheel adapter".
If you don't have a deadline and they could move it at their pleasure with something like "within the next xxx days" should get their attention and I'd be surprised to see the $500 previously mentioned cost if it's a short ride. They will be concerned about the tires and lights not causing any trouble a maybe a few pictures on your phone would help you convince them that this is an easy one.
Probably the easiest thing would be to find a friend of a friend's cousin kinda thing!

 

"Cousin Eddies RV relocation and chitter dumping services"

 

Any RV sales place will have a list of current guys that will tow for you if you want to go that route. Some people own trailers that sit on seasonal sites as a second home, often not very far from home.

 

In addition to the hitch, you'll want to make sure you have a trailer brake controller too.

 

There is always this option