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 | We have a dodge ram 1500 laramie with the hemi. It is a 4x4. Would it work to put a gooseneck in this truck and pull a 2 horse gooseneck trailer? | 
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     Location: Tenn/Ala.
 | As long as it isnt a Mega-cab | 
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 | It is a 4 Door, short bed.  | 
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     Location: Vanzant, Missouri
 | I have an older Ram 1500 5.2 I put a GN in it without any problems. I towed a 20ft steel 2h w/4ft dr GN trailer and a 24ft 5th wheel..Just watch your weight.  Now I have a bigger trailer and a diesel to pull it..   | 
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     Location: Illinois
 | We had a Dodge 1500 short bed and pulled a 3 horse gooseneck with no problems. Watch tight turns to make sure it won't hit your trailer. Our did fine.It just used a lot of gas so we got a diesel. | 
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       Location: Rocky Mount N.C.
 | I pulled a 24' steel stock with a 4' Dressing Room with a 1500 ext. cab, short bed. Pulled it fine, didn't do really well stopping.... Be sure your trailer brakes are in good shape on BOTH AXLES!! | 
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 | B&W Gooseneck hitch does offer a hitch, get on-line and contact them, or contact a local B&W dealer.  In my opinion it's the only hitch to put in a truck, and the great thing about them, is they are made in America! | 
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 Location: Virginia
 | I have a 2002 with the 5.9 it is a 4 wheel drive, standard bed and has 100,000 miles on it.  I just completed a 3000 mile drive with a 3 horse Hart Gooseneck with 4 Arabians in it.  I was slow and careful.  The truck was solid the whole way and had plenty of power to climb the hills.  I limited myself to 60 mph and got 10.5 mpg.  prior to this I had towed the same trailer under 1000 miles.  I also had the transmission rebuilt at 90,000 miles because of an internal failure.  Before I tow very far again I will add some rear suspension support.  I had a 1 ton before and the difference is very noticable.  I would stress careful watching and feeling of your situation. | 
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