82" width gooseneck trailer ?

scott 06

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how many of you guys have had or hauled a diesel truck on a gooseneck trailer with a 82" width between the fenders, looking at getting one, any body got any pics of one loaded
 
I have. 33 12.5 on stock wheels. I dont have any pics. You have maby an inch on each side to play with. (not much) lol
 
I have a trailtech, it is a full 82 inches between, and it is a tilt deck. It was one of the few that I found that were wide enough
 
Old picture. It is tight with wide and/or aftermarket wheels

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The trailer in the pic was borrowed. I finally found one just like it about a month ago for the right price and finally bought a good trailer. Goosenecks are nice because not everybody can borrow it for their random, "can I borrow your trailer" jobs.
 
My truck just barely fits on my trailer... its identical to the thrailer in 97crewcab's post. The fenders do rub the sidewalls though, so I have to make sure they are completely aired up. Though, I find it easier to just borrow my cousin's trailer, its 7' longer and about 2' wider, lol.
 
JFlagg said:
My truck just barely fits on my trailer... its identical to the thrailer in 97crewcab's post. The fenders do rub the sidewalls though, so I have to make sure they are completely aired up. Though, I find it easier to just borrow my cousin's trailer, its 7' longer and about 2' wider, lol.
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Make the fenders pivot on a bolt. Let one of them flip out while you load it, then flip it back up.
 
I have 305 50 r 20 tires on my truck, and I can go through my fenders without rubbing, its close, but I have about an inch to go by
 
zstroken said:
Make the fenders pivot on a bolt. Let one of them flip out while you load it, then flip it back up.
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yea i was thinking about making them removable but the pivot is a even better idea.

thanks guys
 
Many trailer companies offer drive over fenders too. That is another option.
 
zstroken said:
Make the fenders pivot on a bolt. Let one of them flip out while you load it, then flip it back up.
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But mine is only has 18' of deck... and my truck is 19'+. :bang Can't complain to much about a free trailer, but I plan on selling it and getting sometingaround a 20+5 with the deck over the tires. I also have 35" tires that stick out about 2" on either side, so with stock tires it would fit between the fender fine. I just hate strapping the ramps to my rear bumper... so Beverly Hillbillie LOL
 
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