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Re: Trailers: Gooseneck vs. Bumper type
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Posted by Mike M on January 18, 2005 at 09:53:32 from (24.140.40.90):
In Reply to: Trailers: Gooseneck vs. Bumper type posted by Jimmiee on January 18, 2005 at 09:10:17:
I have a 25 foot gooseneck that's 20 foot of deck and 5 foot of beavertail thats a real good size to haul 2 tractors on even 3 if things are just right. ++'s of a gooseneck are for me you don't have to be so fussy about weight placement,expansion joints in the rough roads don't jerk you around as bad,turn tighter so you can back up better and jockey around,you can haul more as you are able to transfer more weight to the truck.--'s ? you do loose some bed space in the truck to haul back those basket cases,can't put a slide in camper and pull the trailer too. If you go gooseneck be sure to get yourself a hitch that you can pull a lever and get the ball out of the way B & M makes a good one.
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