Gooseneck and Fifth Wheel Cargo Trailer Styles
Known for their distinct "stretched necks," gooseneck and fifth wheel trailers are enclosed cargo trailers that offer specific advantages over bumper-pull trailers. With a traditional bumper-pull trailer, the trailer hitch attaches to the back bumper of the hauling vehicle. By contrast, the gooseneck trailer attaches by sliding over a ball hitch in the back of a pickup truck. Meanwhile, the fifth wheel trailer attaches to a pickup truck by way of a hinged plate hitch. Other than the way they attach to the hauling vehicle, the gooseneck and fifth wheel cargo trailer styles offer practically identical benefits.
Benefits of Gooseneck and Fifth Wheel Cargo Trailers
Stability - Tongue weight of the trailer lays over the rear axle of the towing vehicle rather than at the back of the frame, reducing sway. Because of increased stability, you can pull more weight than with a typical bumper trailer.
Space - The gooseneck configuration adds extra space than most cargo trailers. The added space can be used for storing extra cargo or outfitted to be used as a sleeping compartment, which is a popular choice for outdoor enthusiasts and campers.
Turning Radius - The gooseneck style configuration also allows the trailer to be maneuvered more easily, with a tighter turning radius than a typical bumper-pull trailer.
Heavy Duty Construction - The gooseneck or fifth wheel trailer style is constructed to withstand heavy duty hauls over long distances, making it a great choice for people who travel frequently, outdoor enthusiasts like campers and hunters, or people who own snowmobiles, ATVs or other small vehicles.
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