5th wheel/gooseneck hitches
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5th wheel/gooseneck hitches
okay kids for your entertainment i am thinking of buying a 5th wheel but also need to be able to tow a gooseneck 4 horse trailer with living quarters for a friend , give me yer best knowledges please.
Thanks in advance for the input
Thanks in advance for the input
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Howdy Burpl,
I have a Reese 15K fifth wheel hitch and the gooseneck plate that you can buy seperately. The hitch was included in the price of my trailer and I can't remember how much it was. The gooseneck plate was less than $100 at the same RV place. We have used both many times and no problems so far.
Ken
I have a Reese 15K fifth wheel hitch and the gooseneck plate that you can buy seperately. The hitch was included in the price of my trailer and I can't remember how much it was. The gooseneck plate was less than $100 at the same RV place. We have used both many times and no problems so far.
Ken
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I recommend the UNIGOOSE hitch, easy install nice folk to get info & order, Great construction. Check them out..
P.S. ck ebay for that hitch conversion they have a few to choose from..
P.S. ck ebay for that hitch conversion they have a few to choose from..
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Pullrite (www.pulrite.com/) makes a 5VR that only leaves 4 small holes in the bed and you get the gooseneck adaptor to fit the same rails.
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