For this situation, we used a PopUp GN5 gooseneck-to-fifth-wheel trailer adapter. With the GN5 adapter, it took us less than two minutes to modify a gooseneck Cimarron horse trailer so it would ...

This type of trailer, which is categorized as a removable gooseneck (RGN), is a lot more common in the big rig world. In those applications, they’re great for towing oversized loads.

Meanwhile, the gooseneck hitch is mostly used in farm environments and on horse trailers. Either type is superior to a so-called bumper-pull, or receiver hitch, as they put the trailer's tongue ...

This couple stumbled across an RV nightmare while trying to chase their dream trip across North America; has been in the shop ...

A hide-a-hitch gooseneck adaptor can add value to your truck as an extra towing accessory. It should be strong enough to allow your truck to pull various rigs, including wheel trailers, horse ...

Pros and Cons of Mechanical Gooseneck Trailers. Mechanical goosenecks are lighter weight than hydraulic goosenecks; however, they take more time to attach and detach.

A gooseneck trailer actually gets its name from its hitch, which is highlighted by a long, arched "neck" section at the front. The unique coupler is designed to clear a pickup's (closed) tailgate ...

Both gooseneck and 5th wheel hitches have their major applications, but in a nutshell, the former is better suited for hefty, professional work like commercial transportation, while the latter is ...

Some hitches can tow trailers that weigh up to 30,000 pounds, making the gooseneck appropriate for almost any use. Benefits of adding a gooseneck trailer hitch to your Ford F-250 include ...

What do you do if you have both a second-gen Toyota Prius and a massive flatbed trailer lying around? Naturally, you weld a mounting plate to the roof of the Prius and turn it into a tow rig.