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Re: What's good for the Goose(neck)?
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Posted by david stephenson on November 21, 2003 at 14:09:56 from (216.161.123.66):
In Reply to: What's good for the Goose(neck)? posted by Indydirtfarmer on November 21, 2003 at 02:45:30:
just make sure you get a trailer made with something beside trailer axle and tire setup they work great for light hauling but for hauling tractors or scrap iron like i did with my 74 shelby made in okla the axle and suspension wont hold up, i work for a company here in des moines that cuts steel channel angle and i beams used in making trailer in iowa,minn,kansas. and make sure the beavertail is welded to the main frame of the trailer, i will be looking for a tilt bed gooseneck next spring for hauling farm tractors again. and alwys check brake and light to see they are working right.
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