Goosenecks Vs. Fifth Wheels

Fifth wheels are travel trailers that can be hitched to the back of personal vehicles. They're portable cabins typically seen at campsites and tailgating cookouts. Gooseneck is a specific brand of trailer often used to transport livestock.
  1. Fifth Wheel

    • Unlike motorized recreational vehicles, fifth wheels contain home comforts in a trailer that is towed to a recreation site. Coachmen, Gulf Stream and Dutchmen are several companies that make fifth wheels. Prices for new and used models typically range from about $12,000 to $97,000, as of 2010.

    Gooseneck

    • Gooseneck refers to a specific brand of trailer. The Gooseneck Trailer Manufacturing Co. is located in Bryan, Texas. The company was founded in 1962 and has a line of livestock trailers and mobile storage.

    Difference

    • Gooseneck products are marketed for farming and construction hauling needs. Fifth-wheel trailers are used for recreation. The brand name "Gooseneck" and general term "fifth wheel" are sometimes interchanged incorrectly.

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