I have a Palomino hybrid that weights 3500 lbs. will a 3500 barker be enough?
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If the Palomino is a trailer, then the weight on the jack post is the only determinant as to whether the Barker will work. At that sort of empty weight your hitch post weight can't be more than 500 lbs which will easily be handled. My hitch post weight is 1200 lbs and it works well.
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More than enough, i have a 30' Sunny Brook weighs over 7000 LBs works great.
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Yes, the 3500 lbs is to lift the tongue and not the entire trailer so it is plenty. Normally the tongue weight is 10-15% of the trailer weight which is 350-525 lbs in your case.
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The 3500 lb weight is the weight of the camper. You need to be more concerned with tongue weight when it comes to selecting the correct jack. I would assume your tongue weight is between 500-600 pounds. The Barker 3500 will easily lift that weight.
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Call Barker rv jack at 269-965-2371 to get a better answer to you question. Mine works great. Happy camping.
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I use the standard rope cocking devise made by barnett, but since the 350 is already fitted for a crank cocker I would use the crank Barnett makes.
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I have the same question. My dog is also an Australian Heeler 35 pounds....
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as long as the weight is 120 lbs. or less. I only have an 8hp and it performs great
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I don't think it would be a good idea to run this unit at close to its maximum capacity. Trailers have a tendency to get loaded up over time, and I would not want to have a road incident where the insurance company could say I was running my rig unsafely. The 48069 1200 lb unit is only $5 more, I'd go with it. I'm guessing I'm at 600-700 lbs tongue weight on my trailer - it makes a huge improvement in handling. It comes with the 2 5/16" ball. You might consider an electric tongue jack, you'll find it really helps out to set the chains -- you have to jack the rig way up to do so, and most hand crank jacks don't have the range you need without a multi-step blocking and raising corner jacks routine. I don't think it would be a good idea to run this unit at close to its maximum capacity. Trailers have a tendency to get loaded up over time, and I would not want to have a road incident where the insurance company could say I was running my rig unsafely. The 48069 1200 lb unit is only $5 more, I'd go with it. I'm guessing I'm at 600-700 lbs tongue weight on my trailer - it makes a huge improvement in handling. It comes with the 2 5/16" ball. You might consider an electric tongue jack, you'll find it really helps out to set the chains -- you have to jack the rig way up to do so, and... » Read More I don't think it would be a good idea to run this unit at close to its maximum capacity. Trailers have a tendency to get loaded up over time, and I would not want to have a road incident where the insurance company could say I was running my rig unsafely. The 48069 1200 lb unit is only $5 more, I'd go with it. I'm guessing I'm at 600-700 lbs tongue weight on my trailer - it makes a huge improvement in handling. It comes with the 2 5/16" ball. You might consider an electric tongue jack, you'll find it really helps out to set the chains -- you have to jack the rig way up to do so, and most hand crank jacks don't have the range you need without a multi-step blocking and raising corner jacks routine. « Show Less
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The ProForm 590 T Treadmill accommodates up to 300 lbs. So you should be good
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I would say "Yes," because my Dog is a Japanese Chin who weighs 12 pounds. Best of luck to you and yours!
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Jayco can give you the best answer to your question. We have been very happy with our Barker jack. Good luck with yours.
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3 Pound is the way to go for starting out. Should you wish to expand at one point getting an extra 6 pound one would probably be a nice option
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I believe the maximum stated 35 lbs explained on the description but I don't think I would go that heavy with the three wheeled version. My pom is about 7 lbs and it works perfect for her. It is about 18" wide and 24"+ long. A smaller dog bed fits perfect inside. Hope that helps..
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david-can you get a 120 lb dog to get up 30.5 inches and the foot pump him or her up. we decides that our 105 lb golden doodle would have a problem. suggestion, buy some leather chews f/amazon and a quality electric shaver w/attachments for the trim. good luck
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My load is 300 lbs and over my 400 mile trip, I didn't have any issues at all. Can't really say about 350, but I would think you'd be fine, but be careful about road humps, bumps, etc. Hopefully you'll get another response from someone with a bit more weight.
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Christa, I think it will. It is very well built. The floor base is a thin sort of particle board piece that sits over the hardware, but the hardware is very sturdy. I've even considered putting a thicker piece in and adding a little reinfircement so both if my dogs could ride together. A total of 120lbs. But 95lbs?? No problem. P.s my husband made an extra piece to add 2 front swivel wheels and now I love this cart EVEN MORE! It just fits right on same front attachment as the single wheel.
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I'm sure but just to be safe you might try the one that goes up to 60 pounds, but if your dog is only 32to34pounds you should be fine.
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I have a Golden that weighs 85lbs. You might need the xtra large if they have it.
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I strongly doubt it. I would say that the max pull would be no more than 350lbs.
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I agree with Crams77 it's any TW upto 1000. My trailer runs about 540 lbs on the tw