where can i find blinds for a 5th wheel trailer??
Illegal in Oregon.
The kingpin is normally 42 inches from the nose of the trailer.
a brokin or weak spring on the axle of the trailer
it is possible but some states don't allow it.
"5th wheel"
This does not remove weight from the trailer axles.
No! But it does make towing a better experience. Check your owners manual for ratings and tongue weights. IIRC, there will be a difference in tongue weights that are different between tag trailers and 5th wheel/goosenecks. Towing a 7000 lb trailer that uses the receiver hitch will tow a lot better if the same weight trailer is a 5th wheel or a gooseneck trailer.
yes they are responsible
You need a truck that is rated to pull the weight of the trailer, Extended side mirrors. Electric brake system in the truck for the trailer. A 5th wheel hitch. The trailer will follow along behind the truck normally but on turns make sure you turn wide, the trailer will track to the inside of the curve on any turn. Give yourself plenty of stopping distance. The trailer will cut your gas mileage almost in half, if it's a big 5th wheel. Don't overload the 5th wheel with unnecessary junk it adds weight. If you start fast you will feel the "King Pin" yank you back as the trailer starts to roll after you. You will also feel it push you if you stop fast. Be very conscious about your size in traffic. Other than that it drives just like any truck.
A good place to shop for 5th wheel trailer hitch parts is eTrailer. They offer high quality hitches for every application and all the replacement parts and accessories that you need.
Depends on the size of the trailer. Your average pop-up can just be pushed over. If you're talking 5th-wheel, you'll need a wrecker.