Hi can you use the trailer without attaching the side medal bars that goes around the tires? Because I have trailers that don't have that on the side.
1975438
Yes you can, they are there to protect the wheels if you hit something, they have a quick on/off push pin attachment setup.
1975439
No, but I don't need it use it that way. It's used for paper routes and bike camping. We have garden wagons for other useses.
1975440
yes the side metal bars attach with the little metal push pins so you can easily take them off.
1975441
The trailer can be used without the rails, but the integrity of the structure is compromised.
1975442
i would not recommend it because they are not only there to protect the wheels they also protect you they keep the wheels axle from slipping off
2279984
No. This has a ball mount into it, so it wouldn't be able to attach the trailer and the truck. It is for locking when the trailer is not attached to something.
1897204
no the side rails will not be useable the boxspring sits ontop of the new metal frame
2151715
It works great, The wheels are actually removed when putting on trailer hitch, Need help tho when mounting on vehicle. awkward
1909441
I can't speak for everyone else, but we use ours as a chock for our trailer, without using anything else. Sometimes we forget to remove chock (we only use 1) while moving the camper/trailer, and the force of movement moves the wheels even with the chock on. If you're on a slope, and safety is your #1 concern then I don't recommend using these without a primary brake mechanism.
1392384
As long as there is nut that can be on the side opposite the sprocket. Once you remove the nut, just place the hitch on and tighten the nut back on with the washer, if any, in place in front of the hitch that comes with the trailer. Then you will be able to hook the trailer into the hitch now on the bike, and you just put the pin in to secure the trailer. There are probably better ways to put your trailer onto your bike but this is the way I do mine. Just with what is given when I receive my trailer and accessories. Hope this was helpful. Remember the trailer mounts to the side of your bike opposite the sprocket in all cases. As long as there is nut that can be on the side opposite the sprocket. Once you remove the nut, just place the hitch on and tighten the nut back on with the washer, if any, in place in front of the hitch that comes with the trailer. Then you will be able to hook the trailer into the hitch now on the bike, and you just put the pin in to secure the trailer. There are probably better ways to put your trailer onto your bike but this is the way I do mine. Just with what is given when I receive my trailer and accessories. Hope this was helpful. Remember the trailer mounts to the side of your bike... » Read More As long as there is nut that can be on the side opposite the sprocket. Once you remove the nut, just place the hitch on and tighten the nut back on with the washer, if any, in place in front of the hitch that comes with the trailer. Then you will be able to hook the trailer into the hitch now on the bike, and you just put the pin in to secure the trailer. There are probably better ways to put your trailer onto your bike but this is the way I do mine. Just with what is given when I receive my trailer and accessories. Hope this was helpful. Remember the trailer mounts to the side of your bike opposite the sprocket in all cases. « Show Less
1905904
I guess I don't understand what you're asking. My vehicle doesn't have side rails either. If you're asking what to strap it to, we strap it to the rack (the horizontal bars it is sitting on).
142109
yes you can ,both rim side the same only different is the witch you can look this web side to see any side to compare it may help you http://www.trailerandtruckparts.com/Trailer-Rim-and-Tire-Compatibility-Guide_b_22.html#.VBb1xPldWHc
2017451
I checked with the manufacturer and this is what they wrote back: "There is no security locking feature that comes with the trailer. I think you could unhook the trailer and fasten the trailer frame to the bike frame with a bike surety chain. In this case the trailer would be sitting next to the bike, not behind it "
1483259
Hi Lisa, there is a black hitch on the end of the bar which you remove and bolt to the rear axle of your bike.Then you just connect the tow bar when you want to use the trailer.
1739873
Well part of it is hard to say. I don't see why you couldn't re use the hitch and bars and just get new hardware to mount on the trailer. Now the problem is the Tilt adjustment on the hitch. This is a very important setting and affects the weight distribution to the tow vehicle. You may have to experiment and either find a happy compromise. If the weight of the two trailers is very different you may have to get a second hitch. Call Equal-I-zer and see if you can get the trailer hardware. They'll set you up with what you need.
1466325
That's interesting. I wonder why they say not to. It seems to me it would work like any other rack I've seen on the back of an RV trailer. You'll need a tow hitch to mount it on and not knowing how secure that might be I don't know if the boucing and wobble might be exaggerated at the end of a trailer and cause some danger.
2257590
No, you will need to remove the rock rails to install the side bars/nerf bars.
53598
No. My 3 point hitch has stabilizers as part of it, so any further stabilizers are unnecessary. If it were necessary, it would be quite easy to fashion a stabilizer out or rod stock.
2085743
It attaches to the left side of your bicycle but there is a flexible spring on the arm that's allows the trailer to move independently. Go ahead and order new tubes and tires when you are ordering it the one provide are of such low quality they are unusable
1849036
Theyre actually slots. If you have an older bumper that has ball 3 holes you should be able to mount without any drilling but if you have a newer style that only has one ball hole count on drilling. It would be worth your time to buy a hitch that mounts to your frame. Theyre fairly inexpensive.
2196807
Yes you can. As a matter of fact we took the cover off of our wheel and the bike rack is mounted directly on the tire. Works great!