are they manually telescoping to pull out if I was pulling a trailer
1501880
I am very happy with these mirrors . I would put them on whether I pulled a trailer or not just for safer visibility in traffic. They are definatly quality.
1501881
Terry, these belong to my son, however he uses them for pulling a trailer. So yes, they manually telescope.
1501882
Yes they extend about another 2 inches which I find very useful when I'm pulling my travel trailer.
1501883
yes...very easy, the adjustment of the mirror itself is electric as your existing mirrors. Great addition to my truck.
1501884
yep, just slid them out. they work real good. you gain about 2" or 3" about, but it does help. easy install as well.
402174
This item raises and lowers a 32 Ft Travel Trailer and does it with ease. From your question, this item might be over kill but I sure do hate cranking manually.
1980869
I've started mine both ways. The manual pull is pretty easy. I like having the electric start as backup.
517962
You can pull the trailer no problem. Stopping with 70 lbs of kids and yourself? It would be very tough to stop. Especially on a down hill. I don't think you could.
807210
It does have an additional eye in the bottom so you can pull a trailer without removing the whole assembly. I do have to take my off of my LT1000 to use the bagger.
480769
No it's fine. They remain paired continuously . I hadn't towed my trailer in well over a year I just plugged it in and off we go. I really can't recommmend this system enough. It's that good.I have a 1951 Chevy pick up (straight six) and I tow a 1961 Airstream. We have just returned from an 8 hour journey and I didn't have a single issue. If I had to stop on a hill the hand brake on the pick up couldn't hold both the truck and trailer. I simply pushed the button on the side of the controller and it easily held everything. If I was going down a steep hill a slight touch of the brakes and it straightens everything out.You won't be disappointed. No it's fine. They remain paired continuously . I hadn't towed my trailer in well over a year I just plugged it in and off we go. I really can't recommmend this system enough. It's that good.I have a 1951 Chevy pick up (straight six) and I tow a 1961 Airstream. We have just returned from an 8 hour journey and I didn't have a single issue. If I had to stop on a hill the hand brake on the pick up couldn't hold both the truck and trailer. I simply pushed the button on the side of the controller and it easily held everything. If I was going down a steep hill a slight touch of the... » Read More No it's fine. They remain paired continuously . I hadn't towed my trailer in well over a year I just plugged it in and off we go. I really can't recommmend this system enough. It's that good.I have a 1951 Chevy pick up (straight six) and I tow a 1961 Airstream. We have just returned from an 8 hour journey and I didn't have a single issue. If I had to stop on a hill the hand brake on the pick up couldn't hold both the truck and trailer. I simply pushed the button on the side of the controller and it easily held everything. If I was going down a steep hill a slight touch of the brakes and it straightens everything out.You won't be disappointed. « Show Less
1810448
Not that I've ever seen. It's totally manual unless you can rig something up yourself.
1128384
I don't see how you would be able to remove the crane from the trailer hitch while the crane is holding a load. The crane relies on the truck for stability and to act as a counter weight.
2023408
Yes they can. There is a release that you pull, and then it rotates out where you can lift the entire assembly off.
166162
Yes, it comes with a remote control. It controls the truck, and when attached to the trailer it will also control the trailer lifting legs to remotely hook and unhook trailer.
962492
It's your choice. If you choose automatic close, you had better be out of the way when it starts closing. If you might be pulling a trailer it could be a problem. I chose to use hand held remotes (It comes with 2-I bought a couple of more so each car I own would have one. The tiny switches in the extra ones may be set to the same as the originals by opening the battery door and comparing them. They have a range of about 50 yards.
2275382
Yes, you pull out a pin, and the jack swings up and locks for travel. Pull the pin again, and it swings downward and locks so you can push the trailer around. A well built jack.
1260660
Yes, the trailer comes off. It has a plastic latch that turns to allow the trailer to separate from the tractor. The hood of the tractor also opens up. It has a plastic latch on it as well.
915827
Yes, I believe so, the main thing to do is make sure the Tightener is tightened up after pulling a way because a rough road can loosen it up. For my travel trailer I use the tongue jack to take weight off and tighten up the hitch after starting the pull. Happy Trails, RMc
2010818
No. They allow for manual operation. I've installed to sets of these They've held up really well
1073748
If you have power lift gate you can't just close lift gate manually. If you can close manually that mean you don't have power lift gate, in any case these two rods should work for power or w/o power.
354053
No, it does not. It is better to use the hand pull type anyway (about 30$). The crank is slow and noisey. You will have to pull with hand type 75# at the first and about 50# as the cams rotate just before it locks in.