Would this work on side wall of a horse trailer? Thinking of durability from back hoofs.
226422
Yes, I think it would be excellent on the walls. Not sure how you would attach it.
2200143
I mounted our unit on the side of a stucco block wall. If you installed it on a wrought iron barrier you should be sure the structure is strong enough to support the 40-50 lb unit & that the back bracing recommended by the Seller ('a piece of plywood') could would withstand a variety of weather conditions, as well as termites, w/o rotting or decomposing.
1750509
I mounted mine to drywall using a 100lb wall anchor. Bit of overkill but never have to worry about something going wrong. A stud would work perfect as well. The rubber feet work great to make a nice secure and sturdy base against the wall.
1094175
maybe. I have found it to be very durable. I have used it as a water training obstacle for my horses for months. It has held up to the horses hooves crushing the sides. Still holding water.
861968
Not easily - it has two holes in back for mounting on a flat surface with two screws. Depending on the fence you might be able to rig something up, but that's not what its designed for.
551897
Yes probably unless you attaché the strapping against the house with something other than nails. I have mine against my trailer and the ground moved during the winter so the second season I just had the roof frame screwed into the trailer at the top, this brought the sides back in line flush with the trailer that have foam in between the strapping and trailer side. But yes it may cause slight damage to the house if you want to secure it really well.Cheers
1667773
Certainly: It's small, lightweight and in use digs into both the tire and the ground/pavement to hold the trailer securely, best to have two, one in front and one behind the same wheel. I bought two pairs so I could secure both wheels of my cargo trailer. Good Luck, Glen, Michigan
783352
I have only used it on our trailer, but the wheel size is comparable to a large car or suv, so it will work on either. The whole thing comes apart into two peices, you place them either side of the wheel/tire, slide it back together and voila it's done. Hope this helps
1349952
Your peg board is likely fastened to studs in the wall with screws or nails. This bracket should be attached through your peg board to one of the vertical studs behind, and would work just fine. I don't believe the one-inch spacing of the peg board itself would be strong enough to support the weight of the wheelbarrow itself if mounted only to the peg board with a hollow wall anchor, and the U-shaped upper portion of the bracket must remain clear of any hook that would project into the area holding the wheelbarrow. As recommended above, this should work just fine for you.
1065469
I use mine on a boat trailer but my boat weighs about 1000lbs. You should be ok since each tire would be loaded with 750lbs. plus trailer weight. Check the posted load rating on tire to be sure.
1615179
I have it mounted on a 4x4 post and it works well for me. I don't see why it wont work mounted on the wall, may not be able to move the handle bars.
595968
It could, I have it overhead on a boat and works great, a stationary wall would probably be OK.
1226501
There is no "mounting" hardware with this item. You could throw it over a beam in the garage or over a solid-closing door, but it is not designed to mount to a side wall although I suppose you could rig something up. It would have to be a pretty sturdy anchor and the wall stud, I believe, would require additional anchoring as well since the pressure applied to that anchor would be quite great. IMO, I wouldn't try to install it on a wall stud.
354942
It's not for highway use, but would work on a small yard trailer. Says Load Range 8 at 22PSI. Couldn't see a rating in lbs.
119897
Should work just fine. I have it on a small trailer. It could rust eventually. Mine is 2 years old and looks good yet
651221
I used it to load my HD low rider and my big 1700 Kawi Nomad - close to 900 lbs. onto my Kendon trailer. No problem. Comes with straps under the ramp to hook to trailer or your building to prevent it from sliding back.
54114
This trailer is very light as is and is easily moved by itself. As for hauling large uncut logs I don't think it would hold up. It just bolts together and the steel is not that heavy nor hardened. I've bent it with ratcheting tie downs. Mine won't even square. The shape of the "bar" pieces is: __| |__