Gooseneck hitch
#1
Gooseneck hitch
I'm getting a horse trailer soon and I'll need a gooseneck hitch. I was looking at this one and I like the principal of being able to hide the ball not only for looks but for storage, too.
My only concern is how much I'm going to have to butcher my bedliner. Does anyone here have a gooseneck hitch in their bed and could help me out with this?
-Clint
My only concern is how much I'm going to have to butcher my bedliner. Does anyone here have a gooseneck hitch in their bed and could help me out with this?
-Clint
#2
I wouldn't be so concerned about the bedliner. Rather, my concerns would lie with pulling a gooseneck trailer with a SuperCrew. Be sure to double check VWR's and also consider the limited clearance for turns with such a short bed.
Other than that, I've heard good things about these hitches. Have seen many installed and pulled a few trailers with them. No complaints
CoilFRAC
Other than that, I've heard good things about these hitches. Have seen many installed and pulled a few trailers with them. No complaints
CoilFRAC
#3
Well, I actually know a few people who pull goosenecks with their supercrews and it seems to do ok. Also, B&W makes a gooseneck extender for that unit which is rated just as high as the standard gooseneck ball and gives you 6 or 7 inches of extra clearance for short beds. Just wondering what the best way is to go about the install so my bedliner is somewhat in tact.
-Clint
-Clint
#4
#5
Okay. How about the chain hooks? I noticed they're spring loaded so I assume it's possible to position them in the grooves of your bedliner. Does it ever work out like that? Also, if it does, how are you supposed to get the chains on them? hehe
Thanks
Clint
Thanks
Clint
Last edited by 2001KingRanch; 10-20-2004 at 07:15 PM.
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