Can this product be used with a bumper pull horse trailer and truck?
1024816
I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work for that. I use mine on my bass boat. It works great and I can be hooked up and ready to go fishing in no time now.
1169883
No I don't think it will, the trailer is kind of narrow. But you can try it.
1935179
Yes, the cross bars can slide within the upright pieces. As long as the trailer has angle iron rails, it will work.
1604999
I dont see why it wouldn't be. I am not sure it is necessary given the lighter weight of a snowmobile trailer versus an RV.
436175
The instructions say not to, but we nave a continuous weld bumper and we bought a receiver adapter by swagman to attach the rack. We have not used it on the trailer yet but I don't see a problem. We bought the rack specifically for the trailer.
1437698
I don't see why not. It's a pretty light weight little trailer but if you've got a three wheeler with a hitch you can tow it.
621469
No. This goes on the trailer when it is not in use to keep someone else from hooking up to it. It is nor fail-safe, especially with a small trailer. If someone wants it, they can pull it away. It just keeps them from putting it on their trailer hitch,
2165348
It may be possible but it is more suited to a truck bed. I guess it depends on the trailer. It needs the sides of the truck bed or trailer in your case to keep form.
827237
The hitch is a weight distributing hitch. I handles weight, and doesn't know what kind of trailer it is attached to. I would think it would work just great. If you are really concerned go to the Camco website and ask them.
1534765
In order for this to mount safely the bumper must be a "reinforced" type bumper as are typical on travel trailers. The smaller and less sturdy bumpers typical of pop-up campers will NOT carry any load safely. If you have a reinforced but, smaller bumper I imagine a steel spacer could work. I would contact the manufacturer
479570
If the horse trailer has a "chassis" battery with enough power, yes. Some trailers only have a small enough battery to activate the breakaway braking system on a trailer. If the trailer only has a small gauge 12v wire running from the tow vehicle to the trailer pigtail, it will not supply enough power for the jack. The jack draws about 20-25 amps, and comes with a 30 amp inline fuse. I would bring your tow vehicle (and your trailer or pictures of the trailer) to a towing place and ask them.
2221693
I use it on the back of a Dodge Grand Caravan. As long as the hitch is the correct size you shouldn't have any problems. The ramp is plenty long enough.
933505
It works with any 1/4 ton - 1500 truck or SUV however what you have to consider is the load you are pulling and the tongue weight. I drive a 1/4 ton or 1500 GMC Yukon XL it can pull max load 10500 with 500 lb tongue load rating. Im able to pull a 21 ft toy hauler with 3 quads and my max load after i load my trailer is about 9800 lbs with no problem. This weight distribution system is great.
1259503
If your trailer has a standard winch post, then yes. I put this on a 16' boat trailer...works like a champ!
760130
I tow this cart with my sit-down lawn mover. If the hitch on an ATV is similar, then I would guess yes, but I would check with a power equipment dealer.
296372
It will work, there are brackets that come with the tow bar that you will need to mount to your bumper. The alternative would be to purchase a Smittybilt bumper which have the brackets
1875438
Not that I am aware of. It is more oriented to vehicle use. Ashould work OK. far as a tractor trailer, it should work OK,