Who says you can't tow a gooseneck trailer in a short bed
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Who says you can't tow a gooseneck trailer in a short bed
Umm, Ford for one. Like has already been said if the front of that rig didn't taper towards the front you'd never move that without damage to the truck.
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thats awesome, now all you need to do is match the trailer wheels, paint em black..... no better yet thro matching moto metal's on it THAT would be sweet
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Originally Posted by Huitt24
sweet, I have been looking at a hydrolic 5th wheel slider for mine but not ready to pony up 2K.
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Originally Posted by Tbird69
Umm, Ford for one. Like has already been said if the front of that rig didn't taper towards the front you'd never move that without damage to the truck.
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Originally Posted by hwm3
Really? I guess it's a good thing I had the trailer built that way then.
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Originally Posted by Tbird69
Cool! You had a trailer custom built for a truck that wasn't designed to tow it, awesome! Money well spent.
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Originally Posted by Tbird69
Cool! You had a trailer custom built for a truck that wasn't designed to tow it, awesome! Money well spent.
Why isn't it designed to tow? And why was it a waste of money on his part? Looks like that truck and trailer setup works fine.
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