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Fifth wheel vs. gooseneck
I am in the market for a fifth wheel camper, but I also want to pull a 14K gooseneck equipment trailer. Do any of you guys have any experience being setup for both?
Knowing how each hitch works, I would assume that it's not possible to equip a truck with both hitches. Do you use some sort of adaptor hitch on the fifth wheel rails in order to pull a goose? I haven't done much research yet, so please forgive my ignorance. I know with all the members and guests that go through this place I will find someone who does both. Thanks in advance for any input you may have! |
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Gooseneck to 5th Wheel conversion Pin Reese-Hitches.com Convert the gooseneck trailer to a 5th wheel setup... |
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B&W Custom Truck Beds, Inc. That is another good hitch. it is the hitch I have in mine. When you don't need it there are no rails on the bed, plus they have a 5th wheel that uses the gooseneck setup. |
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The B&W is the only way to go. It's a little pricey but well worth it. If you look on the site that Mr. John Wayne posted and look at the RV companion hitch and then look at the Reese style you can see the difference. My dad has the B&W and loves it. Easy to install as well. My Uncle had the Reese style got in a wreck and it collapesed. Not good when your fifth wheel lands on the side of your truck bed.
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The B&W does look like the bomb! Of course for over $1,000 total cost it should be. I hate to spend that kind of dough, but if I get rid of this truck the only thing that I would be out is the $330 gooseneck hitch. The $700companion fifth wheel will always be transferable.
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