Does anyone make a 7' wide gooseneck?
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If you want an enclosed this will most likely be your cheapest option without doing a custom order. Flat bed would be an easy find in whatever length you need. I've seen a lot of enclosed goosenecks, but never a 7' wide. I would imagine a place that makes the nice enclosed horse trailers could strip out a design to accommodate it, but it would still be pretty pricey.
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IC I was thinking with a 7 wide gooseneck inclosed it would be the ticket for long distance. My 7' wide pulls great but a goose neck 7' would be shaped like a bullet and even less wind would be hitting the trailer. O well maybe someday some company will have the same idea.......
IC I was thinking with a 7 wide gooseneck inclosed it would be the ticket for long distance. My 7' wide pulls great but a goose neck 7' would be shaped like a bullet and even less wind would be hitting the trailer. O well maybe someday some company will have the same idea.......
GN by far would pull better especially being 1' skinnier than most. I think a lot of manufacturers would entertain the idea, but they would want some serious coin to make a one-off trailer. A TW RPM in a 7' configuration may draw a lot of attention.
Can you make a photobucket or comparesble site and put them on there?
Shoot me a PM. You can email them to me and I will post them.
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7 wide gooseneck or 5th wheel
Forest Rivers, US Cargo makes 7 wide goose or 5th wheel
US Cargo
Bristol, IN 46507
1-888-565-9190
1-574-848-9216
Forest Rivers, US Cargo makes 7 wide goose or 5th wheel
US Cargo
Bristol, IN 46507
1-888-565-9190
1-574-848-9216
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have you ever looked at http://www.platinumcoach.net/ or http://www.4startrailers.com/ they are the best trailers heading down the road. and they will make what you want.
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Here are his pics:
doesn't that kind of defeat the purpose of the gooseneck? i would want to throw all my stuff in the nose and have a full 31 feet of box.
That's what I was thinking, you need to replace the pickup box storage you lose.
I'm sure it's very stable though.
I just bought a 7.6x 30 foot southern classics gooseneck livestock trailer that we can haul 6 mountain sleds in. It weighs 4800 lbs. We are going to pull it out to the big horns March 11 with my 2012 2500 duramax. I'll take pictures and update how it went when I get back.
Here you go man. Good looking trailer from Nash posted in a different thread.
38' x 7' wide Nash gooseneck
38' x 7' wide Nash gooseneck
I think that one is wider than 7'. Looks like 8.5' wide.
What kind of floor does it have? What do you plan to do to keep the carbides from digging in? Just use ski slips?
Six mountain sleds has to be super tight. The bumpers must be touching?
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