Posted by Kansas4010 on March 23, 2016 at 04:42:54 from (76.7.228.78):
I recently went to an auction and bought a 10 year old gooseneck trailer. It belonged to an older gentleman who bought it used it once and ended up going into a nursing home. It was in a shed the entire time so it's in excellent condition. I had a heck of a time hooking it up at first because the hitch wouldn't sit down on the ball very far. Come to find out mud dobbers had built a nest in there. Finally got that cleaned out and hooked up to find out the wiring wasn't long enough to reach my plug in. I had some magnetic lights to get it home at least but got to talking with the auctioneer before I left. He told me the reason it's to short is because I was hooking it up to my bumper and that was illegal. He said he didn't know it either till a couple months ago he was pulled over and told gooseneck trailers are supposed to be hooked up to a socket in the bed of the truck or the headache rack of a flat bed. I've never heard of that but he said it's one of those laws that's never enforced. My other gooseneck trailer is only a couple years old and is plenty long enough. Just curious if anyone else has heard this.
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