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BB_TX
Feb 18, 2015Nomad
This has been discussed frequently. And stated often that some manufacturers will void the trailer warranty if you use a gooseneck adapter. So if your trailer is still under warranty that would be the first concern. Ask the manufacturer about it.
With that being said, there are many who do use the gooseneck adapters with no apparent problem. But there is no doubt that the adapter does put different and additional stress on the front part of the frame.
I believe the Goosebox Adapter is actually approved by Lippert for that purpose as it has shock absorbers and an air bag. But again, checking with the manufacturer would be a good idea.
With that being said, there are many who do use the gooseneck adapters with no apparent problem. But there is no doubt that the adapter does put different and additional stress on the front part of the frame.
I believe the Goosebox Adapter is actually approved by Lippert for that purpose as it has shock absorbers and an air bag. But again, checking with the manufacturer would be a good idea.
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