Flogger
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We put all kinds of coolers on them but never occurred to us to install a temp gauge so we could witness the slaughter!Any correlation between the towing and tranny R&R ?
We put all kinds of coolers on them but never occurred to us to install a temp gauge so we could witness the slaughter!Any correlation between the towing and tranny R&R ?
We put all kinds of coolers on them but never occurred to us to install a temp gauge so we could witness the slaughter!
Good call, we have all the manufacturer data available here.Im gonna vote for, it depends....
see page 7
I've never towed with a goose neck. Are there any differences to a 5th wheel other than the side to side flexibility?
You mean between a 5th wheel and a GN?
A GN has a ball which can be mounted below the trucks bed, allowing more open cargo space when towing. It also allows more while towing because the 5th wheel apparatus is pretty large.
I would actually like a 5th wheel for a change someday, but I don’t think I can sacrifice the bed space.
I couldn’t match this GN load of hay with a bumper pull and loading the bed.I don’t like giving up the bed space even for a gooseneck. I have a 30ft gooseneck but I can haul nearly the same load using the flat bed and the bumper pull trailer. View attachment 3941856
I couldn’t match this GN load of hay with a bumper pull and loading the bed.
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If I shifted 2 bales of the 16 onto the bed, that would leave 14 bales. There’s no 20,000lb GVWR trailer that will carry 14 large bales without being overweight. Heck, the 14 bales weigh 12 tons alone. Even if I put 4 on the truck, and 12 on the trailer, the bales would weigh over 10 tons.
A 20,000lb GVWR trailer usually has a payload max of about 8 tons.
I hate the way a fully loaded BP feels compared to a fully loaded GN. The GN’s ride & handle nicer, putting more weight on the trucks front axle than a BP.