This one used a wet line. Other Goosenecks we build have had Honda engines in them.

We build steering dollies and steerable lift axles on our trailers.

Old King became Paron which was then bought out by Loadstar Trailers so the design and quality still stands the test of time. Loadstar is all about reliable custom builds that last.

@@LoadstarTrailers that’s good to hear. If they’re build like the old Kings then they will stand the test of time better than anything else out there. We (at Yundt Bros in Stratford) had an old King 50T that was tough as nails, and later had King build us a triple axle (if I remember correctly was a 60T with a 75T gooseneck) and it too was a great trailer. That triaxle was probably one of the last floats King made.

It's all about customer preference. We can do it to save some wear on your rare tires but most customer who custom design a trailer with us don't want the added cost or extra maintenance in the future.

Who do you work for and I'll have Ray give them a call. You could get lucky! :)

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