In most cases yes, however you need to see your dealer about the specific truck and trailer combination.

Answer: Our gooseneck (GN) trailers will work with either short-bed or long-bed pick up trucks, unlike most of the others that require a long-bed. What is the issue? With most GN trailers, when mounted on a short-bed truck, you have very little clearance between the GN nose and the rear of the truck's cab. When turning at a sharp angle to back into a parking place, the corner of GN nose "jack-knifes" into your cab - crushing the truck's window, cab, and damaging the trailer too.

For more than two horses, yes. For a two-horse trailer, a tag-along trailer is just a safe as a gooseneck trailer if it is properly hitched to the proper tow vehicle. The advantages of a tag-along include cost, ability to be towed by something other than a pick-up truck, and a smaller size for storing and hauling. If you do not need the extra space for sleeping or tack/feed storage, the extra expense for a gooseneck trailer may not be necessary.

Both are safe if hooked up properly with the correct tow vehicle. However, goosenecks give a more stable ride because the hitch is mounted in the back of the truck as opposed to the rear of the vehicle.

Camper batteries are not a standard feature, but we do offer single or dual batteries for our models. The battery compartment accommodates single or double 6-volt or 12-volt batteries. For more detailed information, please visit the section of our website entitled Our Campers.

Trailer and its contents together must not exceed truck, hitch and/or trailer tow ratings. Towing vehicle must have a manufacturer's rated towing capacity equal to or greater than the gross trailer weight (dry weight of the trailer plus payload of the trailer).

Yes but a glider/slider hitch package would have to be instaalled so it could be moved back to accomodate clearance at the rear of the cab. The 8' bed is really the best tow vehicle as it will have the longer wheel base. Long wheel bases contribute to ride quality and handling. The only reason any of my customers have come up with for having a short bed as a tow vehicle is that they can't get the longer vehicle in the garage.

No, while some dogs like the wind in their face, the danger to the animal is quite apparent. Dirt, foreign objects (like bugs) and dust can blow into the animals eyes causing temporary or permanent damage to the eyes. Of course there is always the danger that the animal may leap out of the back of a moving vehicle and sustain injury upon impact with the ground. Also, if the animal jumps out into traffic, it may be hit by another moving vehicle.

If a short bed pickup (less than 8 ft. but longer than 6 ft.) is to be used for towing, Reese recommends the trailer be equipped with an extended pin box to help gain additional truck - trailer turning clearance (See trailer manufacturer for options). It also may be helpful to add a Reese Kwik-Slide (Part # 30048) for increased turning clearance for low speed, non-highway maneuvering. Long bed tow vehicles are generally recommended to pull fifth wheel trailers.

Your auto policy will provide liability coverage while the travel trailer is attached or being towed. Only Other Than Collision coverage is provided for accidents that occur in Mexico less than 25 miles from the border on trips that are less than 10 day in length. You should purchase Mexican auto insurance to cover the days of travel in Mexico before traveling there.

No, you don’t. Everything you need to build bunk beds can be delivered. I have always used a deliver service to deliver the finished bunk beds. Eventually though, you may want to get a truck or trailer to increase your profits by delivering the beds yourself and setting them up for customers.

Yes. Six-Pacs are made to fit into truck beds without overhang in the back, which allows your tow hitch to be used without modifications. The only exception to this would be the installation of a long-bed camper in a short-bed truck.

These terms refer to refrigerated trucks or units loaded on highway vehicles. Refrigerated trucks can present the opportunity for significant fuel tax recovery.

Side View | | <--- Rear valance () == / ==== \\==[] <--- Rcver Hitch --> ==// Basically, the receiver assembly bolts to the frame and "jogs" down and then the hitch jogs back up. This goes under the skirt and back up without mangling the valence. He also uses a load leveler (the two swing arms with the chains) .... this is a heavy duty hitch assembly (class III? IV?). In addition, you may want to make some other modification to you Impala to make it more suitable for towing.

In most cases, if the vehicle pulling the trailer is covered under the policy, the liability coverage will be extended to the trailer if you own the trailer. However, if you own the trailer, physical damage coverage (comprehensive and collision) must be purchased separately. You will need to review your policy and discuss your options with the insurance agent. Coverage for trailers and related equipment vary by company.

This is a question only your dealer can help you with. Different states have different laws regarding such licensing. Please consult your dealer about this and other laws in your state.

The Cuddle Ewe Underquilt should be centered on top of your mattress (and mattress pad if you have one), followed by a breathable cotton protective covering and then your regular fitted sheet.