Will this work on a travel trailer with Dexter suspension system?
2053924
This will work on twin (double axle) axle.. But not on single axle.. Am sure dexter is a double axle and it will work..
2053925
Mine did not work on my Keystone Passport Ultra-Lite. I have 14 inch tires. Wasn't close to enough lift.
2053926
Yes. It will work on any tandem axle trailer. My trailer happens to use Dexter axles and springs, but the brand name makes no difference. I purchased the taller version to give greater lift to assure the other wheel is lifted off the ground. My tire size; 205/70-R14.
2053927
I have a newer tandem axle trailer with torsion suspension and it works great. I did have to get the black one because my trailer has 15" wheels
2053928
piece of junk, run, don't walk away from it. Too narrow with not enough lift.
1715943
Depends on the frame style of your camper , if you have typical I-beam/C-channel and bumper directly attached then most likely. My bumper was attached to separate tube metal welded below frame and coupled with jacks I could not attach the hitch to my trailer.
1576997
I wouldn't think so. These are designed to go on the tongue of a travel trailer, or other trailer. There are different types of stabilizers for Class A coaches.
1784771
To adequately answer your question more information is needed like size and load of trailer and what type of vehicle it is going on, so i can not provide a absolute yes or no but it should take away some sagging in theory. As for the one i put on it lifted my back end about 1.5-2 inches empty and then handle the load better.
148010
Yes! If you have a wiring setup that includes electric brakes for a trailer. Type of vehicle makes no difference.
1464473
I dont see why not......especially if its a single axle trailer. Always better to be safe!
293954
I can't tell if this will work for your HD. I haven't installed it yet on my trailer, but I'll be using it on my GoldWing
1177214
Yes, it will! Since it travels like a trailer, the hook up to the axle will not be a problem. I would recommend that you get one of those blinking lights (red) to put on it (cost is less than $20). I bought mine and was very pleased with its construction (planning on making it a sidecar for my electric bike...was in the process when we had to move...I'll have done for Spring 2014 and have photos for all you DIY's).
30593
Sure. As long as the gross trailer weight is under 10,000 lbs. and the tongue weight is less than 1,000 lbs.
1472950
It should work...I use mine on a 4600 lb travel trailer and it works on flat hard surfaces but it's not easy. Keep the tires pumped up!
119897
Should work just fine. I have it on a small trailer. It could rust eventually. Mine is 2 years old and looks good yet
94201
Yes, and the whole system is well made. The tongue weight of my trailer varies from time to time, so I like being able to level my load by adjusting the height of the ball mount.
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.
1585933
If you have the same attachment plate as any skid steer it will. The sell conversion plates that convert any loader so it will take skid steer attachments.
1078757
I used it on a 6,000 lb camper. These are just stabilizers so it would probably be fine for any travel trailer.
1980450
Yes it should. To attach the trailer you remove the rear skewer and insert a connector to the skewer that the trail then hooks to. Pretty simple.
36165
Yes it should, controller will work on trailer with 1 to 3 axles with electric brakes. You will need the Curt wiring harness (specific to your vehicle year and model) to connect the controller to your wiring under the dash.