will if my one side sags (because of weight of gas tank 36 gal.)will this product lift it to correct height ?
280813
Need more details about your vehicle to answer question. Make, model, year, side tank, stock tank, etc..
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.
280815
The question lacks per-taint details as it sounds like this vehicle in question may have some sort of suspension problem on the side of the gas tank that needs to be addressed first! Would I place a band-aide on a cut that requires multiple stitches ....? Not I!
280816
Sure, you can adjust each side independently. I've got them on my '99 Cherokee. The Cherokee sags over time and the back end starts sitting a little low. These helper springs lifted it back up to normal height and helps when I hook up my trailer or add some load to keep it from squatting down real bad. I noticed no difference in stiffness of ride when I installed these. I would highly recommend.
637058
I'm sure it would hold the weight, might not look good because of the difference in height of the two side units compared to the center unit. Your base has to fit on the center unit which is 36.5 inches.
913402
I tend to think this may not work. The ladders are filled with water to stabilize them, so if one were to "cut" the ladder, it wouldn't be strong on the 36" side.
701143
I don't think it will. It's to long for a 36" fish tank. Look for a smaller one.
1872786
It will empty part of the way the gravity feed isnt low enough to empty the entire contents. the fuel gauge is a little off from what I have seen, I have to add about 10 gallons before it will even reach empty.
1518155
Bill, I'm not a professional but it will work. Be sure to support the tank properly and you"ll be fine. Best regards, Remy
1586248
Yes it would and may crack your tank, if someone or something puts any try of pressure on it, so i will recommend that you get a piece of plywood at lease quarter inch thick under your tank and thin the stand under the plywood, ok.
563255
The sections of tubes slide inside of each other to get the length that you need. You will have more double thickness tube which just makes the total length stronger and less likely to sag. It should work great.
544440
I am going to say no. I tow a 3500lb boat and it does start to squat. Towing feels fine, I would like a little more firmness. As for the lift I can't answer it.
1736115
It's going to raise only about 4" max! Worked great for me, but I had more transom to work with. A great product and performs well for me with a 25 Yamaha on a 14' skiff. Good luck................
1802271
Yes it will, but I suggest a tire gage to double check the pressure. My unit runs about 5 lbs. lower than what I set it for, but not always exactly that amount. So in other words, If I want to inflate the tire to 35 lbs. if I set it for 40, it may do 37 or 34 or 39. Not a big deal, but it takes a bit of getting used to.
1527343
It will, as long as the lip of the tank is not rounded. I don't think it would be stable on a rounded edge.
1909477
In my opinion, no. My 43lb 40" TV causes it to sag in some positions. Get one with much higher weight rating.
446470
You have a unit that is less in weight than I am using. I have an old 32" standard TV--almost takes two to lift it. The unit has been on the stand for over one year. There is no evidence of weakening or sag in the stand. I would highly recommend this to you. It is strong, easily assembled, and has the appearance of a fine piece of furniture.
1682805
In principle it should work. .The Propane GasGenie was tested on standard 20lb propane tanks.If you can let me know more about the RV propane tank you are using I will be able to help you better. If you would like to try it I will happily refund your money if you find there is a problem. Regards I believe you will be OK. I suggest that you go ahead and buy one. Bearing in mind my offer of a refund if you are not happy. But when you are on the move it might be an idea to remove it from the tank so the sloshing of the liquid does not confuse the sensors. Then replace it when you are static again.
558839
I do not believe the tank alone will increase pressure on a gravity feed system.
1846673
It might if you adjust the legs out max I have a lip in side the frame so it worked perfect on my 30 gallon hex tank.