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Jan 9, 2006 | 12:50 AM

YamYZ250F

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does anyone in here use the hid-a-hitche for gooseneck trailers. if so how well do you like em?? thanks

Jan 9, 2006 | 07:37 AM

barry e

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hi, i have a draw-rite i think that's the name,it folds over so you don't get your hands grease up. i made the cross member, but there is a kit that can be bought. works good. barry

Jan 9, 2006 | 09:10 AM

MC1

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B&W makes the turnover ball, when not in use it is flush with the bed. Best hitch out there IMO, had one in my 94 F250, put one in my 06 F350 2 weeks ago.

Jan 9, 2006 | 01:34 PM

jgc2521

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From: New Roads, La

Hi, i have one. its the kind were you pull the handle in the wheel well, and pulll the ball out and flip it over.... i love it. you have it when u need it, and its gone when you dont. i put it in before we had the spray in put in. nad it looks really good

Jan 9, 2006 | 04:06 PM

toddyw

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From: Hattiesburg, MS

I just installed "The Goose" from Reese. When I purchased the truck the former owner has used the truck with a 5th wheel, but had removed the 5thth wheel and bed rails when he traded the truck. So with all of the drilling already done, I simply purchased new bed rails and the Goose trailer hitch that fits in the bed rails. Now I can pull a gooseneck trailer and if later down the road I decide to purchase a camper trailer, I only have to purchase the 5th wheel attachment. When not in use, the Goose can simply be removed frome the bed leaving only the bed rails which are about one inch high.