5th wheel or gooseneck?
Do you guys have any preference for one or the other and why? Exploring my options for our future 5er.
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cummins2014 wrote:Ron3rd wrote:fj12ryder wrote:
Just to be clear, I'm referring to the aluminum Andersen, not the steel one.
I'm not a fan of the aluminum Andersen though a lot of people use them and like them.
Same here ,no fan of the aluminum Andersen . Just guessing there are a lot more of them then the steel Andersen that I have.
The comment from a previous post , the ones that understand the Andersen buy them, that sums it up the best "UNDERSTAND". As usual when the Andersen subject comes up ,there are a couple non owners that are the quickest with their negative comments, and never towed an inch with one .
I will agree on the adapter , not a great fan of it , although they are very easy to install on the Andersen ,recently had some truck issues, had a friend come ,and tow my fifth wheel back to the RV park where we had just left in Arizona. Had to remove the adapter so he could tow it . I carry the tools for it, so is was not an issue. I would suggest to anyone with the Andersen to be prepared to remove the adapter.
Not worried about having to remove the adapter; 4 Allen bolts and 2 larger bolts and it's off. 60 seconds if you're real slow :)
But you're right; it's smart to carry the tools.
