gooseneck installation ?
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Originally Posted by Ikes_Fseries
Where are you in Mid TN?
Ask at the local co-op or any horse trailer dealer and they will know a good shop. Alot of the gooseneck hitches are available as a kit and most bolt on with the only hole necessary being the round one in the bed. You might consider doing it yourself.
Ask at the local co-op or any horse trailer dealer and they will know a good shop. Alot of the gooseneck hitches are available as a kit and most bolt on with the only hole necessary being the round one in the bed. You might consider doing it yourself.
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Originally Posted by Ikes_Fseries
Where are you in Mid TN?
Ask at the local co-op or any horse trailer dealer and they will know a good shop. Alot of the gooseneck hitches are available as a kit and most bolt on with the only hole necessary being the round one in the bed. You might consider doing it yourself.
Ask at the local co-op or any horse trailer dealer and they will know a good shop. Alot of the gooseneck hitches are available as a kit and most bolt on with the only hole necessary being the round one in the bed. You might consider doing it yourself.
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Originally Posted by Ikes_Fseries
OK. Call this trailer dealer in Kingston Springs, west of Nashpatch. They can recommend someone reputable in your neck of the woods. Sundowner trailer sales 615.952.9199
They said they only offer the gooseneck fold down or the solid welded plate with the gooseneck on it.
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Might be....its been 3 years since I had one put in. That includes all the electrical connections too I assume. I paid about $500 3 years ago for a turnover ball in a F250. What kind of truck you got and what trailer are you pullin'?
I know that dealer does good work, but you can look in the yellow pages and find other installers. Good Luck.
I know that dealer does good work, but you can look in the yellow pages and find other installers. Good Luck.
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Originally Posted by Ikes_Fseries
Might be....its been 3 years since I had one put in. That includes all the electrical connections too I assume. I paid about $500 3 years ago for a turnover ball in a F250. What kind of truck you got and what trailer are you pullin'?
I know that dealer does good work, but you can look in the yellow pages and find other installers. Good Luck.
I know that dealer does good work, but you can look in the yellow pages and find other installers. Good Luck.
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