I have an Airstream with 4" frame. Can i use the 5-6" clamps? My order says 8" drop. Does that mean it comes with a 6"? That's o.k.
1955510
I think the clamps are adjustable. They have different holes for various frame sizes. Check their website and/or email them. They are very good at responding. If you need a 6 inch drop then get the 8 inch. It is adjustable. Make sure your coupler is not the incompatible one. I am quite satisfied with the product.
1955511
Can't answer the frame question, but my hitch is adjustable from 8" down to 8" up in 2" increments.
1955512
The 8" drop is confusing. It refers to the length of the shank that goes into your receiver. Even with my F250, the 8" shank was way too long. I contacted Andersen and they exchanged the 8" shank for a 4" shank. I know this hitch is popular among Airstream owners -- check their boards. Also, you can call or email Andersen -- they are quite helpful.
1845749
I bought one and it fit right on my Pinnacle. If your Airstream has something other than a standard fit I would check with Airstream to see if it is something they have. Most outlet fittings are standard across the brands.
1636343
Well, I would say to measure the distance of the area that drops on your riser handlebars (in other words, the middle of your handlebars) to make sure there is enough space for the brackets on the aero bars (which is typically fairly narrow ranging from 3-4 inches). The other thing I would be sure of is the actual diameter of the aero bar brackets compared to the diameter of your handlebars. When I purchased the aero bars, the brackets had a larger diameter than my handlebars, and they did not fit.I hope this helps!
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There is a hold-down bar that allows stock up to 4.5" wide. However, this piece can be removed and stock clamped down allowing up to 6.5" of workable surfaces. You would have to devise sides from 2X6's or equivalent with your clamps but should not be difficult.
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Hey I have a enclosed trailer 6x14, I have 12" of clearance on the handlebars L&R; so I'm good, I'm not sure how much sway you will have but I'm thinking something like 3" maybe up to 5" sorry I can't help more.
545140
Mine was eight foot. Six could be a little short when turning the trailer......depending where you make your connections at. I used this on a car trailer and made my connections in a box mounted on the front of the trailer and not on the "A" frame.
2083699
I'm not sure about 6" -- most are 5" and change along a side. I returned this item because it was of lower quality than other models at similar cost. I recommend that you get one with full ball bearings, because this item only has a few bearings along with plastic spacers. Other Amazon options have better descriptions as well -- the one I replaced this with says "accommodates most 5.25", 5.5", & 5.75" square mounting screw hole patterns."
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It depends on your needs. I chose the red with adjustable legs for versatility. I modified my clamps with longer bolts to secure larger items. I was also able to find the red one on Amazon for $80. I have only had to use the hold down clamps for my needs. Hope that helps.
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I did not use it as the clamps did not prevent the post from staying vertical and the clamps are likly to do damage to the hull if the posf falls out of the way. All this after working with manufacturer to send the pvc eolers that actuall fit over the post for about a month as ine roller would not fit (pvc manufacturing issue). Re your question its got several inches of horizontal travel if memory serves - sorry dont have an exact number so am guessing at about 6". By the way the padding does not properly cover the ends of the pvc so it could potentially mar the boat - fulton should fix this design and is the reason i am posting
1550343
It will clamp just fine. I did not measure but i would guess it's about 5 inches rhick
540999
I did not keep the clamp on bike rack. Was not worried about it holding our hybrid mid size tire bikes. The one I received was defective. You can raise or lower the arms that hold the bikes but the holes were missing that you put the pins in to lock it open. I do think I would have bought another but decided on another option for our trailer.
56845
Sorry but the six round version will not work for you your slide comes to far backI have a hogue forend on mine and itstill has about3/4 inch clearance you might try the 5 round version though.
1478983
It comes with two clamps. Both are 1" but there is a rubber gasket provided that fits 7/8" bars. So if you have 1" or 7/8" you will have what you need. Even includes the necessary allen wrench for installation.
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This is what I want to know as well. Our ceiling slants so need to know if the included 6" rod will be enough to allow for clearance. If I need an additional downrod can someone post a link? Are downrods universal or must I buy a specific one for thin Minka Aire F1000 model? Thanks.
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I have used both the 2 and 6 inch drop on my motorhome for the toad, depending on you clearance factor as to which hi-low to use. The roadmaster hi-lows are top quality.Will
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One inch. The 444 will maintain stock height. The 944 will drop it one inch. Look closely at both descriptions. I also asked the same question of Progressive when I called them for advise when I was replacing my blown out stock air shocks. I am 6'6" and didn't want to lose any height. Otherwise performance is about the same
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Hey Matt, I have this set up and 6" will work fine. That's what I use and it works great! Good luck, Sharon in Pinellas, FL