GN adapter
First off, and for the record, I'm not a fan of these and would never recommend one. I recently towed a small FW up to Durango CO for a friend and it had a GN adapter installed. This was my first ...
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SoCalDesertRider wrote:
It sounds to me like the difference in ride had more to do with your truck being barely on the overloads and therefore bouncing on and off them with bumps in the road, than with what kind of hitch it had.
I think the trailer frame would really have to be flexing ALOT, to create such a noticeable feeling in the truck, as you describe. If it's flexing that much, the frame is probably broken by now...
And "...broken by now..." is the operative concept. A gooseneck adapter on a fifth wheel voids the frame warranty with most manufacturers due to the torsional forces exerted on the pin box and front of the trailer frame. The only "officially approved" combo that I know of is the GooseBox on a Lippert frame - and that's because Reese and Lippert are in bed with each other.
Rob
