Pulling a goose neck with my Super Crew
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From: St. Paul Nebraska
Pulling a goose neck with my Super Crew
Would there be a problem pulling a goose neck flat bed trailer or a livestock trailer if the ball was installed over the axle. Probably will never pull a camper with it.
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From: Oxford NC US
I saw a Super Crew once with a gooseneck horse trailer behind it, but it was parked, I have a super cab with a short bed and my horse trailer gets very close to the back of the cab only when backing and jack knifing the trailer, I have to keep an eye on it when backing, I would say you can do it with the Screw, but very carefully. The flatbed should be no problem as there is no "sleeper" over the tongue. The ball is best in front of the axle, I think mine is about 2 inches in front of the axle.
LHM
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2000 F-150 Super Cab XLT 4x4 ORP 5.4liter V8, Towing Package, Rear Slider, Remote keyless Entry,3.55 LS, Black Exterior, Medium Graphite interior, manual shift 4x4. Current mods Gooseneck hitch,Ford Custom Molded Splash Guards, Muth Signal Mirrors, SUPERCHIPS Performance Chip, Line-X Bedliner, STROBES!!and Y pipe with duals.
LHM
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2000 F-150 Super Cab XLT 4x4 ORP 5.4liter V8, Towing Package, Rear Slider, Remote keyless Entry,3.55 LS, Black Exterior, Medium Graphite interior, manual shift 4x4. Current mods Gooseneck hitch,Ford Custom Molded Splash Guards, Muth Signal Mirrors, SUPERCHIPS Performance Chip, Line-X Bedliner, STROBES!!and Y pipe with duals.