This forum is the land of opinions and few are exactly the same.
I have a tri axle 25' straight gooseneck...no dovetail, with 7,000 axles. I didn't buy it to play tractor-n-trailer..just got a deal on it and use it to haul my tractor on occasion, which might go 8500-9000 total. I yank it with my 4 wd 1/2 ton pu and it handles well enough. However, even if I had a ton truck to pull it with...I still wouldn't want to load it to the gills and have the tail wag the dog. I see it everyday out here in the country where I live. Neighbors go buy a dually and pretend their gooseneck is a single axle Mack with a Freuhauf tied on behind. Well...it ain't!
I do have a a couple of neighbors who have actually bought single axle tractors to pull their GN's with and it is a fantastic combination. They have power to spare, cheap to buy, generally use no more fuel than a dogged one ton or dually, the brakes are 500% superior and they just play with whatever load you can pile on a GN trailer. They never have transmission troubles either. That would be the way I would go if I wanted to have a great GN puller. Yellow Freight and similar outfits sell their older tractors that have lots of farm life left in them and usually for less than $5,000. My neighbor down the road bought 2 from Yellow...one for $2800 and the other for $3500. He runs the innards out them and his dually left the farm.
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