5th wheel gooseneck or number pull?
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If memory serves me, mesh gate was best. I assume the turbulence reduces drag.
Hard tonneau and gate up were about the same
All not towing, no idea how that would affect the turbulence
Hard tonneau and gate up were about the same
All not towing, no idea how that would affect the turbulence
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I found goosenecks to be nicer when pulling heavy. I’ve never pulled a boat on a gooseneck but have pulled a fully loaded flat deck with big squares of hay. You can turn sharper and the truck does feel more “planted”. This was with a srw f350, forget the actual weight but it was immense.
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I have an extra fuel tank in the bed , gives me a 1300-1370mile range . and we keep a bunch of stuff in the bed . Id hate to lose that but I hear the gooseneck tows better.
I wonder if it bounces way less than a bumper pull over bumps, sometimes the kids go airborne if I hit a highway bump
I wonder if it bounces way less than a bumper pull over bumps, sometimes the kids go airborne if I hit a highway bump