Fifth Wheel or Goose Neck
Well after my other question about going from travel trailer to fifth wheel, I believe we have decided to make the jump and get the fifth wheel. Now to wait for the one I want, 2010 to 2012 Arctic Fox...
Forum Discussion
NC Hauler wrote:
So, to find an answer with merit...IF I wanted to know if the manufacturer of my 5er recommends to tow or not tow the 5er they developed and manufactured...I'd make a simple phone call and end all this "guessing" and wondering how many bolts hold the wing on anything...All I would want to make sure about would be that I'm using the recommended type hitch to tow a 5er with that I may have paid some real money for..and if new and under warranty...I wouldn't want to "go out of my way" to void some of the warranty...common sense is all it takes and the price of a phone call...nothing more, nothing less...
NC, give it a rest. We get it. You personally have chosen to never use a gooseneck adapter. Fine. I can live with that. Can you live with the knowledge that there are folks who do? No anti-GNer(?) has been able to refute the fact that the Reese GooseBox is the "•World’s first OE approved gooseneck adapter, Endorsed by Lippert Components, Inc. for their frame systems" that "Fits Lippert #1621 and #1716 wing sets". The reply from KZ to my inquiry to regarding their Goldrush line was use of the Goosebox would not void warranty. Yes, you should get that in writing, but this is really no different than using a Fram filter instead of OEM.
