How would this swaybar work pulling atv trailer behind a 5th wheel trailer, pulling three some?
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I pull an enclosed 16 foot trailer that is 9' 6" tall from the ground to top. the trailer weighs 2100 pounds and it work good for me. I pull mine with a Chevy express van. Just remember only snug it up not to tight. You just want it to have a little friction. If to tight you will have issues.
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It is controlled by the setting that you set for your particular vehicle and trailer you are towing. The control knob is on the side of the unit once you set it to the stopping power required you will feel the trailer brake stopping you. if you start and adjust the power from 0.0 to 2.0 it should work with your tow vehicle. Exact amount varies but this will get you close to where the setting on the controller should be. Note the controller does not light up without being attached to a towable load attached to your vehicle.
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I am really not sure but when I put my sway bar on I made sure it was as straight as possible so using air bags would of never of worked and in all honesty I am not sure how bags and a sway bar would work toghter cause the bags would be fighting the sway bar, as soon as you put air in the bags they in turn would put a ton of pressure on the sway bar and I am not really sure what would happen next but I really don't thing it would be good.
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You seem to be doing pretty good so far. And remember you will want to position your trailer so it is even when towing. Thank you
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The sway bar should mounted and installed with the tow vehicle and trailer joined up and as straight as possible in alignment with other. That will give you a good mount point. Once mount is established you install the sway bar and screw the tension down tight. Loosen if you want more sway and tighten if you think you have to much. Do not back up with it hooked up though. Hope this helps. If not I used T YouTube a lot as a reference
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There is just a preprogrammed haul setting. I have a 03 dodge ram with 35's. When towing my 6x12 enclosed trailer in drive, it would shift from 3 to 2 all the time. Installing the tow setting it has more power and doesn't down shift like that anymore. Truck has a little bit better mpg's when towing.
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They will increase the amount of weight you can load in the bed of a pickup, I don't know if the will help pulling a trailer since I don't pull anything. The reason I purchase these were to stop wheel hop and they have done that.
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I believe it can be if the atv has a towing fitting. I pull it with my lawn tractor. An atvcan go much faster than a lawn tractor though, so I would be careful to keep the speed down when pulling the trailer.
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Hi, I would think not, due to the fact that usually the third axel is independent and usually has a electric or hydraulic left kit. I'm not a tractor trailer guy. My travel trailer tandem wheels are suspended/tied together so when you lift one of the wheels the other lifts too. I'd call a RV shop and ask the guys/gals there, they'd know.
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It does not need a sway bar. The bars that are part of the hitch will work to lessen the sway.
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Your question would better be directed at either:1)The professionals at Draw-Tite. (extension use already cuts vehicle's tow capacity by 50%)Can only assume you indicating flat four towing? Not your vehicle aboard a trailer behind your RV type of towing?2)Your RV owners manual? And/Or the manufacturer of the hitch that is on your RV Lastly probably never ask the "professionals" here on Amazon.
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It depends on what you are removing. The key thing to remember is that the Grubber is intended to give you the grip that you need. The harder you pull, the tighter it grips. What you can pull out depends on the weight and strength of what you are pulling with. I would think that your ATV might have traction issues due to weight (or lack there of). I have used my tractor and my truck to pull dozens of 3-4" stumps, sometime just at idle. I couldn't live without my Grubber at this point. It's one of the best investments I have ever made.
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You would need quite a few of these to go around your rig, at least one per side. I use mine to support under the steps. There is a lot of leverage when using the steps so this helps keep the trailer from leaning that way when someone goes in or out. After setting in place and using it for a short period of time, go back and re-tighten the strap as the jack will settle a bit. Yes, it will work on uneven ground. Each leg has three positions to adjust the height of each one individually.
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It will work as long as you replace the push tube mount on the frame itself. 72504 is the part number for your ATV if you want a center mount. You can always go front mount too. Check out Warn's website. They'll walk you through it step by step.
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I bought 3 for my truck 2 are essentially broken and barely function just from normal on off use.only reason the third isn't broke is becuase nothing is hooked up to it. My bet would be you get 3 days of use out of them on an atv. I will not buy anymore of these. Would rather have the confidence that the more $$ ones bring (standard toggle)
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That depends on the ATV. I have a 2001 Polaris Sportsman 500 and it actually works better in front than in the rear but I do have to cover the grill with plastic so the seeds don't end up all over the motor. This allows me to pull a harrow behind the ATV while seeding, effectively accomplishing two jobs at the same time saving me lots of time.
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I bought one of these a few months ago. I haven't driven an ATV over it but I have moved heavy washer/dryer combinations and other household furniture without any trouble. It's very sturdy and listed for up to 1500lbs. I think it would do what you're asking. I also agree with Jerry, the end hooks allow it to slide around a bit on the tailgate of my F350.