Just bought a 21' tandem axle trailer w/rubber torsion rather than springs. Will using just one leveler raise the trailer?
2071986
I own a 31ft class C motor home and have used only one on leveler on rear axle with most of the vehicle weight on it. It levels/rises the vehicle just fine. Due to weight on dual tires the tire which the leveler sits under deforms some. Therfore depending on the levelling conditions/needs I place both levelers one under each tire. Your 21ft trailer won't way that much you should be fine. The leveling wedge is about 6" tall in uppermost position
1802186
Hi, I would think not, due to the fact that usually the third axel is independent and usually has a electric or hydraulic left kit. I'm not a tractor trailer guy. My travel trailer tandem wheels are suspended/tied together so when you lift one of the wheels the other lifts too. I'd call a RV shop and ask the guys/gals there, they'd know.
422242
I would try and use the right tool to do the right job. This is designed for tandum trailers when you have to changing one tire. Just like you can use a rock to drive a screw! Get your self some ramps for that job. These will be too low anyway.
244044
I would think so. We bought it to pull our 28 foot camper that weighs ~5,000# dual axle. There also may be a # you can call directly.We actually you tubed this system before we bought it. So maybe try that too.Hope I was somewhat helpful.
1615559
1 Leveler and 1 Chock Block per box. For a dual axle trailer you will need to order two units. My trailer dealer warned against leveling using only one wheel.
38212
I also have a triple axle trailer, and if you were to put the traileraid under the front axle. I would assume that it would lift both the middle axle, and the rear axle. I have not used my traileraid yet, so I can't tell you for sure. There is noe enough room between the axles to put it under the center axle.
277743
No problem at all as the hardware is attached to the frame rails and hangs below the frame rails. My trailer weighs about 6,000 loaded and I compress the bushing to 2.6 inches and that is perfect for my set-up. Once you get yours dialed in you will love it. Very easy to hook up, no sway control to disconnect when backing in and it is silent as well. I bought a ratchet wrench to adjust the nuts and it works very well. Enjoy!!
903448
If you have a double axel you would need two of these units in order to raise both wheels. Typically you use these on only one side of your unit to achieve a level unit side to side. You do not use these for achieving level front to back.
2185745
Probably not as a motorhome has greater stability with front and rear axles. My trailer is double axle and requires stabilizing jacks as any movement in the trailer is exaggerated when the jacks are not extended.
2267666
Sorry I don't know. But when I tow the hitch should be as level as possible.
2081974
Not only is the height adjustable, but you can tilt the hitch to allow the proper amount of flex in the torsion bars. Try the adjustment with the hitch connected, the trailer loaded with about 10% of the gross trailer load as a hitch weight. Then adjust the hitch height and tension bars so the tow vehicle drops about one inch with everything connected and properly loaded.
981985
Might be a little tougher with tandem axles. However, we do not have a single axle to compare too. We have the tandem axle trailer and love it. We have never had a problem with moving or positioning it. We pull it with a Suzuki Kind Quad.
566365
No, not with this product. Only leveling kits that raise the front more than 3 inches will wear excessively the front end
272025
No. These are only meant for a single axle trailer and are only used to level from side to side. You put it under the low wheel and bring the trailer to side to side level.
36809
I installed these and they worked great for my application which was keep the truck level while loaded. They did raise the truck slightly but I dont think it would work for your application.
280814
It should work for you if you only install one on one side. Or if you install both you can adjust the tension to be tighter on the side with the tank. The tension is adjustable by tightening or loosening the attachment nuts. I just drove 11,000 miles with my 1000 lb. camper and the helper springs worked great.
85145
I use mine on my 32' Toyhauler and my 14' utility trailer for raising the bad tire off of the ground, or for wheel bearing lubing removal and lubing. Works on most trailer's with tandem axles.