Posted by Aaron SEIA on February 29, 2012 at 14:19:56 from (67.55.181.57):
In Reply to: 5th wheel in pickup posted by Herald Ia on February 29, 2012 at 12:52:13:
I suppose it'd be easy to switch. My flatbed is a gooseneck with the traditional ball. The ball pipe is adjustable up and down probably a foot or better. I could put a 5th wheel in my truck and put the pin on my trailer. The gooseneck ball can (in my opinion) take more side to side flexing. I load hay and drive through some pretty uneven ground and I think a 5th wheel only flex's front-back where the GN will flex through the entire 360 degrees of the ball.
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