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Re: Gooseneck trailers??????
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Posted by MN Bob on July 04, 2005 at 18:29:47 from (24.179.182.244):
In Reply to: Gooseneck trailers?????? posted by Ohio puller on July 04, 2005 at 15:40:57:
I have 3 trailers and the brand is important locally. What is a top seller here in MN may not even be available. What is your top weight going to be? In MN under 12,000 is a lifetime license. Over and you have annual license. Check the brakes if they are on one or two axle's. What type tiedown points are available for you to anchor your load. Get at least 10 ply tires and like the man said, radials. Then you can compare prices on those points. I have a PJ out of Texas and it is ok but would have been happier with a Felling. Oh, I use a 5th wheel instead of a gooseneck but same criteria applys. Good luck..
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