Will this fit one 7000lb car trailer? 3500lb axles times 2
869708
It completely depends on your trailer design. Do you have a metal shoe plate with the three holes for an A-frame jack. What is the tongue weight on your trailer? Typically a dual axle trailer is balanced pretty well with not much tongue weight, due to the dual axles.
869709
That's what I have it installed on. I dont recommend using it to lift a loaded trailer, but it works fine.
562583
No, this is not it. This is a trailer adapter for lighting system. Trailer-hubs have two styles: 7 points what comes wired for the braking system as well, and 4 points (no brakes) for trailer lights only. Generally, 2 axles are for 7 point-hub and 1 axle is for 4 points hub. This plastic adapter makes it possible for a 7 points hub work on a 4 points system. Good Luck.
42209
I bought for an older JAYCO trailer 2.200 lbs and they are great and were a great replacement and more weight than your trailer. As long as the wheels are the same....
2034425
Andersen says they will work on multi axle trailers as well as dually trucks, you can watch a video here:http://www.andersenhitches.com/Catalog/videos.aspx
86691
I don't have a dual axle trailer so don't know if will work I do known it works very well of single acilr
1805018
I doubt they will. A 350 has a larger front wheel bearing. Meaning a bigger hub. I'm sure MM has one for it.
1384184
I honestly don't know, I think you would need 2 of them, one for the front and one for the back on a trailer or it would bounce around a lot. If you had 2, I wouldn't see a problem
992807
Go directly to the Curt Manufacturing site for the specifications. I use it with a load leveling hitch on a 10,500lb trailer with a 14,000 lb hitch. It works very will to get everything lined up and level to not put an uneven load on the axles.
1123499
Every set up will be different, no doubt about it. That said, we pulled a 4000 Lb. Trailer 3000 miles with a 3/4 ton suburban and after returning to Mich. I added a second friction hitch which did improve the handling. At the cost involved, two is better than one in my opinion. Hope this helps you!
116963
Assuming that all 700 lbs is not over 1 tire, then yes, it will work. I have these for hauling my 3 seater seadoo (approx 6750 lbs dry) without problem.
1917453
Yes. I'm assuming your class II hitch will allow you to have a 2" ball. The weight of the trailer is 700 lbs plus whatever you put in it. So if your vehicle is rated to tow 1000 lbs, you'll be fine for the trailer, it's tent and some reasonable camping gear.
1220596
From wheel to wheel it is 22 1/2 inches. The axle sticks out a bit more and is 24 inches wide. If you are strong enough to angle it a little bit it might work but it is wider than 21 inches. Good luck and God bless.
2038363
Mine works on a 22' boat trailer towed by a Sequoia. The boat axles are approximately 16-18 feet rear of the rear bumper.
556819
Congratulations! These should work if you're using standard axle diameter. Good Luck!
1129095
No, it comes with a 7" axle and you need a n 8" axle. So if you want to adapt it and can find an 8" axle, go for it but it won't work without adaptation.
1515138
no, the axles are different widths, the length of the rods will be off. AND the mounting studs are different
1065469
I use mine on a boat trailer but my boat weighs about 1000lbs. You should be ok since each tire would be loaded with 750lbs. plus trailer weight. Check the posted load rating on tire to be sure.