Goose neck hitch question
#16
wow, need I say more
Mitch I agree with that statement about the OP having his mind made up before he posted
in the area where my mom lives there is a "rancher" I'll use that term lightly, he has a supercrew F-150 and he has a 4 horse gooseneck stock trailer. when the trailer is empty it has the f-150 on the bumpstops let alone when he stuff's 4 horses in it. I do not recomend the OP attempt this as it will needelessly endanger other humans on the roads let alone his livestock forced to load into the trailer. They sell 3/4 and 1 tons for a reason
Mitch I agree with that statement about the OP having his mind made up before he posted
in the area where my mom lives there is a "rancher" I'll use that term lightly, he has a supercrew F-150 and he has a 4 horse gooseneck stock trailer. when the trailer is empty it has the f-150 on the bumpstops let alone when he stuff's 4 horses in it. I do not recomend the OP attempt this as it will needelessly endanger other humans on the roads let alone his livestock forced to load into the trailer. They sell 3/4 and 1 tons for a reason
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Anyway, their trailer must be terribly set up if it really sits on the stops empty. I tow a 3 horse trailer with a dressing room in front with my '07 Screw and even loaded with 3 horses it's nowhere close to being on the stops.
Pic from this weekend
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#19
The truck handles it great. There is a HUGE difference between pulling a heavy bumper pull and a GN. It has plenty of power and with brakes on both trailer axles it stops very well.
#21