How are these for towing I have a camper that I need these for
2092644
They work great. I don't have a camper I tow, but I do tow my boat with them.
1210241
Again these just stabilize the trailer your jacks will take the weight of the trailer and then you tighten these up to stabilize, Hope this helps.
1430827
As far as I know yes. Not sure if you read my review, but they do nothing to help with towing - so I suggest looking at a better product. This is what I will be doing. One fell off on the first time using it.
2232021
For there intended purpose they will be just fine. If you are going to submerge them, I would not recommend them for a boat trailer
1607811
I don't think they are intended to support an extra load, just to help out the leaf spring to a slight degree. They worked very well on my van, which is now about 1/2 higher in the rear. I do not tow anything. If you tow heavy loads regularly, maybe an additional leaf spring would be a more appropriate solution.
346452
Steve I have the same truck. These will lift the rear end like 1 1/2 inches. Makes the truck look tougher. I toe my boat and trailer with no problems. I recommend these.
1654323
So far I have had mine for 5 months and it has been great. Makes my 4.8 run like a 5.3 or maybe a little more. I just used it to tow my 26' camp trailer with no issues. Haven't had any trouble.
1435806
I am not certain of the maximum rating but I commonly tow my boat trailer, which these are mounted on, at 70-75 MPH. I have never had any problems with them whatsoever.
668289
Not at all these are the best thing going. Use them a lot on trailer to remove motorcycle and as wheel chock. Buy them
962271
There light Duty I Used Them Once Just To Get My Camper Home . I Think There rating Is like 200 - 300
2183194
I'm not an expert and the ones I installed were for a Dodge Ram 3500 dually which a 10' camper with slide and towing a trailer with pretty heavy tongue weight. What I found after installation that they were unnecessary after I installed some Torklift StableLoad blocks to my Dodge. They have Quick Disconnect versions for the Ford application and these were the best improvement to handling of anything I ever did. If I were to do it again, no airbags, just StableLift...you're lucky to have the option for the Ford I don't for the Dodge.
1168622
I have a F250 superduty and haul a ultra tanker cab over camper (Artic Fox 10.5'). With my trailer I weighed in at 13.500lbs!These will put your be up to where you are without a load easily and will stop your sway from side to side when making corners.They are a must for me. I think they would be great for you also.
408211
I have had them only a few months; and, they have stood up to towing a trailer, boat, and I have been off road in four-wheel-drive a couple of times without any problems. They have certainly improved the performance of my towing needs.
1690725
Yes they are. I towed the trailer on a 1600 mile trip with no problems. Just make sure the trailer is square when put together, proper inflation, and you pack the bearings with a quality grease.
921099
These are designed for a max load of 7,500 pounds per pair of jacks. So if your RV or trailer is under 15,000 pounds total weight and/or under 7,500 pounds on the axle you plan to install them they should be fine. I put them on my 26' travel trailer which ways 8,000 pounds with full water tanks. I don't know about yours but my experience a motor home weighs much more than a travel because they have an engine and transmission and a much heavier frame. I wouldn't be surprised if it weighs closer to 15,000 pounds dry.
42208
I had a 1992 skamper who's GVWR was similar. They worked just fine for what I had. When popped out, mine was much larger than the average camper at 24 ft
2118160
Depends on what your towing with!! Run whatcha brung and hope ya brung enough. The rails will put up with it!!