Has anyone used these to lift a fifth wheel travel trailor ?
1190416
I wouldn't recommend it. Your trailers supension will be really hard and bounce around on the road. Also depending on the weight. These blocks are aluminum.
1640218
I have a fifth wheel with electric front landing gear. They work very well with those. Haven't put them on rear scissor jacks.
579809
I use them with my 35 ft fifth wheel. I have only stacked them as illustrated two high. If a third one is required, I just stack on top of the center one. There isn't enough room between the tires to do three high as illustrated. They work well and so far proven to be durable.
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.
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.
1485358
Yes,I just used them last weekend to lift an 15 lb turkey without a problem... they are very solid.. I have also been able to use them to lift a very tender 18 lb brisket off the smoker, if you have any idea what kind of challenge that is...
93001
I have a set of these on my 09 crew cab silverado. While they do not lift the rear end to speak of, they do prevent sagging when I use my 18' trailer loaded with a tractor. They are adjustable by means of tightening or loosening of the u-bolt clamps which stiffens the rear leaf springs. I don't think this is the product you want to lift the rear of your truck but it will prevent further sagging when trailering.
1546980
I installed them on my wife's mountain cantilever brakes with no problems, they work good. Getting the shifter set will take some work and adjustments.
560801
I do not use mine for this purpose. But I am sure they are plenty strong enough. I use these to lift beds off off of trucks they weigh a lot more than a person. These beds weigh from 350lbs to 600lbs. These straps are very strong.
11822
They will provide about 4 inches of lift they will settle some with weight on them. I run a t case drop 1 inch and driveline vibes are minimal
1926428
I've used them to pull a full stack on the cable machine with no problems! 200lbs was the stack.
549005
I don't know what those rails are but I was able to mount the hitch under my 5th wheel using the standard rails available for 5th wheel hitches. I hauled a big horse trailer with a forward camper from Indiana to the trade show at Columbus OH with no issues.
1237906
I have not used them for this, but the connectors are not all that strong. You would want to zip tie the sides together so they don't pop apart from the movement.
1866461
It's actually "D" Load Range, but that was ok with my particular application. I haul a 2008 Jayco Baja Popup Off Road Camper with the one cargo platform. I 4x4 up a River Wash with large rocks and have never had a problem. Not sure how it would apply to hauling a 5th wheel trailer....
383386
These are not intended as a leveling source, only as a stabilizing means. On my fifth wheel, they do a better job of taking the bounce out while camped. They definitely would not work for leveling.
1321594
I have the same on my fifth wheel - no problem pulling the start up load- work great
1956251
I can not see why they won't work. I have two sets that I use for my racks on my pick up. They come with lots of straps.