Idk why I watched this. I know how to do this 😂😂

I dont know why I watched this... I down own a truck.. or a trailer.. nor do I use one for work... but regardless great video.. i feel comfortable hooking up a goose neck trailer if need be now!

Thank you for doing a very through gooseneck hook up , im a woman and im about to buy a 30 , foot trailer for my 3500 dodge duly , im gonna be hauling campers , and cars in about 2 months and I have never been that close up to a trailer to understand High it fully operates and with your video you made me feel very confident that I can do this by myself at the present time I currently drive a 18 wheeler over the road so I'm used to trucks and pulling but not a fifth wheel trailer I've already got my fifth wheel and it's a B &w 26,000 pound fifth wheel imstalled., all I've got left to buy is the gooseneck ball . I will be referring back to your video , you did a great job , and you didn't speed thru correct process , and CONTINUE to make more videos .

I’ve not been around towing a boat, livestock trailers, or equipment since I was 14-15 years old. So, since the mid 90’s. I still like seeing the setups.

It sounds simple enough until you go to do it so thanks for showing us all how it's done right!. 🙏

Good looking out. I just got a job driving a gooseneck trailer but I've only ever driven reefer before. I'm confident in hooking up now. Thanks!

Never pulled a 5th wheel or gooseneck. But will eventually. Just need to get the hitch. Nice explanation. I do enjoy YT who are thorough in their explanation. Well done.

I painted a line on my bed as a reference guide...and it works like a charm!

*This was VERY HELPFUL because I have the same hideaway ball and had no clue how to get it to come out. Thanks for posting this. it came in really handy Good Job*

Very well illustrated Ty The trailer company should buy the rights to this video from you and use it for orientation

Thank you for taking the time and making this video. I now know how the integrated Brake system works in my Ford.

I watched this because I was curious on how this was done. Definitely happy I did. I don't own a trailer but this was entertaining.

Fascinating! I will never have one but it's nice to see how it's done .... Thank you! :)

Thanks for this video. Very helpful to see the backing up portion most people skip the video of this part of the job.

Great video, no typical BS talking about personal opinions, just to the point and very thorough!

Great video. Tons of great info and step by step procedures

very thorough and correctly done video dealing with the subject...good job

Great video, I'm looking to start hot shotting. Very informative. You have my thanks 👍🏾👍🏾

I mounted a convex mirror at 45 degrees on the goose neck of all my trailers. I can see the ball in my rear view mirror of the pickup. With a tool box in the pickup you can not see it out the back window. I have the same pickup in the video. I can hit the ball exactly the first time backing up.

Hi Grant, Thanks for the tour on how to hook up the trailer.

Wow! Glad you showed us how it’s done 👍

Good video Dude👍. Plain and simple!

It was awesome video.. I don’t even have a trailer let alone a gooseneck trailer.. but I watched this entire video and liked it

Good Video on the procedures I tow with a Chevy 3500 Dually and my 9 pin sockets are one in the front drivers side ( in bed) and one in my Aftermarket Bumper with that configuration I haven’t ever needed any extensions yet it makes it handy to utilize the sockets. For any other 12 volt needs one time when Boondocking on private property in the Winter i needed to run the campers heat but i had too weak of a house battery to power the heaters fan therefore i was able to get a outlet close enough to my Campers plug and run the truck to keep the heat running well enough to stay warm all night long like i said i was on private land so i didnt need to worry about someone taking my truck on me after that trip i did install a new house battery and i generally carried a small Honda suitcase generator/ Inverter as well that i really bought for one of my Boats originally

Excellent instructional with two important suggestions or reminders open the hitch before you put it down on the ball and lock it as soon as it down so you can't possibly forget Always tighten any bolt when you put it on don't do it later Ialways lock your hitch on the ball of all the trailers before you walk away

thank you for this video I didn't know about the extra plug in the bed of the truck I was going to removed it but now I know the purpose of that plug.

I like this system. Looks like it goes 'flush' with the floor of the bed when not using so you could put a slide-in camper for other purposes. Great system. 👍

I don't own a truck or a trailer either but I plan I'm owning a farm one day. So this video probably will be helpful when that day comes. Thank you

great video man im planning on getting into car hauling ill most likely need this video

Knowledgeable video, thanks for the info

Great video brother! Thank you !!

When it's not quite perfectly over center ball, just grab the yoke of the trailer and move it into exactly the right place...bingo! :-) That only works on the little 900 lb. trailers.

Very well explained!! Thanks

I just made a jack lift system by using a Harbor Freight winch. Works great, and no more hand cranking

Really thorough, thanks for the video sharing. Blessings on your trips

Great video. You showed us everythings step by step very well . Thank you for good video.

I put a 3 foot rod with a 3 “ round magnet on the bottom right in front of the ball. Works lIke a charm.

Great video dude!

Awesome video

Great video....nice an comprehensive.

Great video dude well done thank you.

Thanks so much for this!!

thank you so much very useful video really happy new year wish you the best

Great Video

It's amazing how many times I have watched people repeatedly back up, pull forward, back up again, etc. in the attempt to line up the trailer with the ball. If you can see the ball from the driver's seat, it's not that much of a problem. But if you have an extended cab or a tool box behind the cab, you cannot see the ball at all and have to depend on someone else to guide you into position. On my truck, there are tie down hooks on the top of the cargo walls. I take an elastic bungee cord and stretch it from one side to the other. It's actually just about 2 inches towards the rear of the truck from the ball location. Aligned with the ball, I have attached an orange painted stick to the bungee cord that I can easily see through my rearview mirror. I back up until the stick hits dead center of the gooseneck of the trailer and continue back for another inch or two. 99% of the time, I will be perfectly aligned with the ball and if I am not, I only have to either pull forward or back up less than 1 inch.

Awesome video and very informative

Great vid Grant thanks.

Thanks for the info was my 1st time to hook up and I do right Thanks to you.

Good tutorial. I am in the market for a car hauler and am trying to decide whether to get a gooseneck or standard hitch 7x16 flatbed.

Awesome how to video

I just watched this whole video and I've hooked up hundreds of trailers. Just oddly satisfying to watch. Haha. Good job. That's a super nice trailer by the way. We use a similar Gator.

ok. all I need know is a truck, a goose neck and change career.

Great video!!!

Great video! Thank you

I dont even own a truck but i found this video very educational!

Awesome 👏🏻

Very informative good vid

Exceptional how to video

Very nice

great job

Good stuff thank you !

Great video, thank you.

Why do you need a hydraulic jack when you have someone to crank it for you. 😆

I watched this just to be sure I’ve been doing this right for the past couple years.

Brilliant Thank you...

nice instructional video

Great idea to migrate your beehives ,

Idk why I watched this I been pulling a gooseneck trailer for years😂😂

I Don't know how I got here, but I've learned something new as a Ford Truck owner and as a Truck owner.

I have never seen Spring loaded landing gear. I wish I had it at work.

Классная техника. молодцы

The ball in the bed of the truck, do they already come in the trucks or do you have to get someone to cut into the truck?

Very nice design keeps the bed flat but... those hooks next to the ball hitch insert can they come out?

I don’t own a truck. I don’t own a trailer. I can’t even buy one because I live in Australia. Why did youtube recommend this to me?

Everyone has a first time for everything and mine will be based on this thanks

Great video bro do u have a CDL?

What brake controller is that? I like the digital brake force gauge for the trailer.

Good job

thank you so much

God dam what a great video. I feel like a pro now. Problem is i dont own a truck. I dont have a trailer and nothing to pull.

Does the truck come with the kingpin 5th wheel lock already built in?

Very informative

what truck do you have, and with this set-up, how much weight can you tow?

When my grandfather buy one First he crashed tailgate cus he dont even open it Than he opend a door and again crashed tailgate Than he removed tailgate He crashed back window

I have the same suspension on my duramax

ISN'T THE RATED TIRE PSI DEPENDENT ON THE LOAD YOUR HAULING?

Now Gilbert can take his momma into to town

Now i just need Truck and trailer

I just bought my first gooseneck trailer (preowned). My drop leg stabilizers are NOT spring loaded. Is this common or are they just likely in need of repair?

what weight the trailer supports ?

I clicked because I wanted to see the sexy 6.4 f450 💪

Good video👌🏽

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what if the ball lock breaks if you pull the truck hard....how you stop the trailer from hitting the truck...it will ram straight into the driver seat...

Was always curious about this. Guess the process will get faster the more you do it. Can these work for 1500 series trucks? I always see these attached to dually and 2500 /f 250 and above models

Thank you

also a quick way to test the lights is to turn on the lights and the flashers...if they are all working then you know everything is good...since the break lights are all on the same circuit as the flashers than if one works the other one works as well

What size bed is that on the truck?

Thanks bud

Very good, may friend, I am Panamanian may like you video