We were checking out a campground for a future visit last week and happened to stumble across some poor guy who had jack knifed his fifth wheel with the tongue about 5 feet off the side of a campsite, where the truck coudn't hook up anymore. Instead of calling a wrecker they got a local utility tractor with front forklift tines to pick up the front of the fifth wheel while the truck helped tow the tractor backwards. Don't ask me how, but somehow they managed to get it dragged back into place without either (a) putting the tractor tines through the trailer, (b) bending the trailer supports, (c) losing the chocks and having the trailer roll into the lake, or (d) etc
What's that...? You don't have a big pickup to tow your 6,000 lb. gooseneck trailer.
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