Can this be installed where the line must run down a center tongue and then "t" out to the wheels?
1516420
Yes, that is how I configured our system.. There is plenty for a trailer up to 30'
1516421
Yes it can run down the center tongue and then down one side to your axle and that is where it T
1516422
The hydraulic lines will have to be changed around a bit depending on the length of trailer you have.
1516423
I ran the the main tube from the coupler down one side of my trailer back to the axle and then used the supplied Tee fitting to separate the line going to each wheel. Works great.
445145
Not that I am aware of. Considering what the trim wheels are doing, it seems highly unlikely that this is possible. Sorry!
1143833
I don't think so. The PD center caps attach with stainless screws to the liners. The studs they screw into would show with your center caps. Your Center caps would have have to be the kind that snap on to the lugs.
64613
Yes, you can do that. When you get the trolley just don't put the wheels in and add the rubber feet.
218063
Yes, and no. You would have to cut the tube and tighten the electrical. Possible, but you'll have to be handy.
880440
You will be able to use the lower parts of your driveline ie:axles shocks links what you will be making in that respect is called a Wroncho for more info hit up you tube and look up wroncho build
1110441
Yes. The line has to be attached, so if you found a longer compatible line, it can be attached.
848194
Yes you would have to screw the headrail in on both ends and possibly in the middle to something.
1107075
Dear Danny E,There are two wheels in the hole in the inside on the front.Take your line and insert it into the hole!If it kicks it out reinsert from the opposite direction.You will be able to tell when it grabs your line !Enjoy it
2216624
It can be done but not with the current brackets that come in the kit. Modifying the brackets might work also.
444374
Yes it will. You will want to "clock" your valve stems away from one another so that your air lines aren't bunched together causing a balance issue.
2121024
It is not difficult but you DO have to line up the turnstile "teeth" just right. Once in place it will click in and run perfectly. I like how this doesn't just "slide" in, but has to click in properly.
1431076
You would have to add and wire in a pull chain and either remove the decorative nut in the middle or have a hole drilled in it to accommodate the chain. It is not set up for that out of the box
841282
If you meant making the working rolling platform shorter- I can't see how it could be done - nor why. It is a great machine as it is. Sorry I don't have a better answer for you.
2192188
Never tried that. It may not be safe. The horizontal line could slip off the wheel.
730933
Not directly. You need to have a crossbar system from Thule, Inno or Yakima.
1335150
Not if there is a crossover between the pipes. It needs an exhaust that can build pressure.