Will this jack fit my 4x6 enclosed trailer. GVWR 2000 but I don't ever put more than about 1200 total into it including the empty weight of 540lbs. it has a 2'coupler with a single tube tongue.
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It should. The bracket for mounting is adjustable. My to urge is 2" square and it can go much larger. Just watch the weight when you have it on the jack.
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Most likely not, the reason is that the maximum lift range of the jack is 11.2 " probably WELL BELOW the minimum clearance of a 4*4 and the maximum lift capacity is only 4000 pounds. Hope that helps !
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I believe the rack is rated for a 200lb / 2,000lb (tongue / load) weight, which would equate to a 3/4" shank on the ball to fit the 3/4" hole on the rack (we ran into the same thing). If you can find a 2" ball with a 3/4" shank, that would also work; you'd just have to ensure you didn't exceed the 2,000lb towing weight on your 10' trailer. The rack / hitch combo has worked great for us...as long as we observed the shank diameter and capacities.
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Hello Sam- The UMAX100 is a universal trailer coupler that will fit MOST trailer couplers being either 1-7/8", 2" or 2-5/16". The UMAX100 has a maximum shackle span of 4-1/2 inches. Hope this information helps? Bert Camp
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This jack is designed to go into the triangle hole in the tongue of the trailer. If you don't have this hole you need to get the welder out or get a side mount jack. Which they probably cost more.
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I have installed this into 1/4" thick veneer panel in my camper trailer. It will work well with your 1/2" panel.
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Its my understanding that the rule of thumb is that about one tenth of the trailer weight is what your tongue weight is. So in your case about 410 pounds of tongue weight. I in this case a 3500 pound jack would be more than enough. I lift a 780 pound tongue weight with mine.
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I bought this jack last year. I use it on a travel trailer with a dry weight of 4800 lbs, and it works great! It makes setup a lot easier than it used to be. I think you will find that it will do the job.
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I purchased this for my 28.5' Bayliner boat trailer. It works fine but I don't know the tong weight it will handle if you have a larger front loaded trailer. Should work for most applications. Looks heavy duty to me.
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I agree with Crams77 it's any TW upto 1000. My trailer runs about 540 lbs on the tw
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This this hitch being rated with a 300lb tongue weight and 3000 towing capacity my best guess would be yes. I'm using it to tow a 600lb Jet ski, your kayak might weigh 100lbs with the trailer if your lucky.
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The 048-6 is 10000# gvw and 400# tongue weight. The 076 has 6000# gvw and 100# tongue weight. Both have 6 inch drop I have the 076 and I tow a 4000# car behind my motorhome. It works fine
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This 2" hitch will not fit into the Class II receiver. Class II Trailer Hitch Receivers: Designed for light-duty towing - Are rated up to 3,500 lbs GTW and 350 lbs TW - 1-1/4" x 1-1/4" receiver hitch opening - Will work with Class I and Class II accessories, such as bike racks, cargo carriers. Class III Trailer Hitch Receivers: Designed for trucks, vans and sport utility vehicles - 2" x 2" receiver hitch opening - Rated up to 6,000 lbs GTW with 600 lbs TW - Allows for more gear to be carried or towed Works with all Class III accessories.
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Should work just fine on the 2" tube. My husband mounted these on our 4 wheelers as well as our gator which has larger tubing than the atvs.
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It doesn't matter. If you grease it, grit and gravel will stick to it and hasten the self-destruction of the jack screw. It will fail soon enough anyway because of the soft, poorly machined metal that can't handle the weight. My trailer only weighs about 2800 pounds
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I put it on a 6 inch beam with all the spacers and it works fine. I even included a home made adaptor out of 1/8 inch plate to hang an old winch from for picking up items under 400 lbs. It all fit fine.
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I am not sure if it would work with dual axle, not sure why it would not. It's more a weight issue and being on concrete. You do have to have enough space on the tongue to raise the jack into stow mode. On my trailer it has a short tongue and it barely fits. The tire went flat the first time, but I was prepared as I read others said that and had the tire fixed properly. I do like the way it works though.