Goose neck Hitch

[Gonzo 1066]

I have been VERY happy with UniGoose hitches in my trucks. Strong, simple and safe. No goofy linkages to rust up and cease to work.

 

[bromano676]

had my B/W with 3000 miles on the truck. love it

anyone who can't get the ball out, I've had that problem esp in the winter. Lump hammer from the bottom works every time.

 

[JohnBoy5]

B&W all the way. i have a 30 ft gooseneck deck over and have had some heave stuff on it. ball comes out with ease every time super easy to install. get the B&W you will love it!!!!!!!!!!

 

[CurtLee]

I'll throw a name in the pot for you to consider. Colibert hitches. They make goosenecks, fifth wheel hitches, gooseneck adapter, recievers, and ball mounts. They also built the blue ox w/d hitch. My b-i-l works for colibert. My dad has one of their fifth wheel hitches on his truck and is happy with it.

Happy towing.

 

[CurtLee]

I'll throw a name in the pot for you to consider. Colibert hitches. They make goosenecks, fifth wheel hitches, gooseneck adapter, recievers, and ball mounts. They also built the blue ox w/d hitch. My b-i-l works for colibert. My dad has one of their fifth wheel hitches on his truck and is happy with it.



Happy towing.

 

[Wyomingcowboy]

I recommend B&W. I made one modeled after theirs and it works great. I have about $150 in steel and bolts into it. The ball itself cost me $80. After growing up with gooseneck hitches, horse trailers, flatbeds, etc. , I would almost never go back to a plate in the bed with a perma-ball. Maybe on a ranch truck that will constantly be hooked up to a trailer but never otherwise. It doesn't seem like much to look at, but I guarantee you will find a million cases in which you wish you could take out that damn ball!

Anyway, FWIW - after running several styles and finally building my own, I will buy a B&W next time. They are easy to install and are very reliable and for no more than they cost, the ease is easily worth the money.

just my . 02