Will it work on a 4 x 6 utility trailer?
1935178
I would think so. The main problem I had was the angled u-bolts they send, which don't work on square side rails. You wouldn't think it would be difficult to find square u-bolts at a local big box hardware store, but it was.
1935179
Yes, the cross bars can slide within the upright pieces. As long as the trailer has angle iron rails, it will work.
1935180
I will have to ask my son in law he put mine on a trailer from Harbor Freight , mine is a fold up trailer and i don't remember the size, I just looked it up it is a 4x8 foldable utility trailer, i love it
1935181
They should work, I just put them on 5 x 10 with plenty of room to spare. One slick product and good customer support. They shipped the kit without the load bars, I called and they were Fed-Exed overnight.
1935182
It will depend on the length of your canoe or Kayak and height of the your vehicle. I have a 4x8 trailer, pulled by a truck with a cap and haul 13 foot kayaks. It gives me about a foot and a half clearance. With a 4 x 6 trailer and the same vehicle, 12 foot boats may be the max.
1838368
I am guessing it will. It worked well on my unit but I am not sure if I have a model IV or V. The trailer is an older mode, I think something like 1987. I looks like the seals and bolt pattern is the same on both models.
1115327
I am not sure if it will work on that particular trailer or not. I have attached a link to a photo of how it attaches to my trailer. The end of the arm is hollow and it slides in and bolted to keep it in place. http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/jj276/wehowardjr/IMG_0292_zps8c3c1f9f.jpg
939285
Yes it should. It has a hitch on the back of it for something to sit in it. We don't have the trailer ourselves.
301002
Im sure it would as long as a block heater is in the truck. Im not totally sure that 6.4s came with one installed from the factory. Otherwise I dont see why it wouldnt work.
1408437
Offhand I would think that your rig (tires/suspension) may have too much play to allow this to work. I took a chance ordering mine, and it worked, but my trailer is much smaller than yours. Perhaps ask a fellow camper to 'test drive' theirs, or ask a dealer to try it out first before you spend the money.
1382542
Not quite sure, I put it on a single axle landscape trailer. Its strong, but I wouldn't recommend for a anything double axle like big boat or RV.
1472950
It should work...I use mine on a 4600 lb travel trailer and it works on flat hard surfaces but it's not easy. Keep the tires pumped up!
1606975
yes, it would if your truck is 4X4, (wont work on 2X4s) very easy to install
47397
Absolutely it can work on a fifth wheel trailer. I put mine on a 42 foot motor coach and I also have four extra ones for the trailer that I pool with the motorcoach. Absolutely perfect system
1259502
That depends completely on the bracket on your trailer. I couldn't find a bracket locally to fit it. It seemed like a good strong wench though.
814279
My trailer has 10 inch tires and it works on this size. I don' know about your size.
2206198
I used it on a 32ft class A with a 14th trailer. The trailer was 6ft behind the RV. And had no trouble at all.
387507
Yes it will work fine, the slots are close enough for small tires. It also has chains for retention so it won't slip off trailer.
1161661
Yes, it will. It slipped right over on one of my 4x4 wood posts, but not as easy over an existing, perhaps a bit wet, and definitely painted 4x4 post. So I had to just shave down the post a bit over the first 1/2 inch max.
346421
Have to measure tires on trailer to be sure. Mine were used on air compressor and power washer carts.
1694211
My understanding is that if the trailer has a square exterior access door, not rectangular, yes it will.