**SOLD independently by seller** Gooseneck design — Tow hitch connects to a gooseneck ball in the truck bed, offering much better stability and higher towing capacity than bumper-pull trailers. Hydraulic dovetail at the rear — A powered section at the back of the trailer lowers to ground level, allowing equipment and vehicles to be driven or pushed onto the flatbed easily. The hydraulic system is usually powered by a 12 V pump and controlled from the trailer. Heavy-duty frame — Built on I-beam steel frame with pierced crossmembers for strength and lighter weight, designed to support heavy loads. Dexter brand components — Many gooseneck trailers use Dexter axles & suspension, known in the industry for durability and quality. Running gear & brakes — Typically equipped with tandem axles rated roughly 10,000-15,000 lb each, radial tires, and electric brakes, often with break-away kits. Tie-downs & accessories — Full length rub rails with stake pockets, pipe chain spools, D-rings or tie points, and LED lighting are standard to help secure cargo. Toolboxes & jacks — Front gooseneck toolboxes and dual jacks (often 2-speed or hydraulic) make hooking/unhooking and storage easier than on simpler trailers. For questions or to schedule an inspection, contact: Patrick Bourgeois Phone: (281) 919-5974 Email: patrick@asset-resource.com