Would this work on a trailer's tire 4,000 gross weight 5 holes/ tire
925139
Yes, as long as the thread size is correct. These are terrific wheel locks.
1560640
The brand shouldn't matter. It hooks up the pin/axle that goes through the middle of the rear tire. As long as you can remove that, whether via a bolt or quick-release mechanism, and add the special washer the trailer comes with, it should hook up just fine.
1533451
You only have about a 3" rise. Think about mounting on top of the trailer tongue so that the tire is horizontal instead of vertical.
1078757
I used it on a 6,000 lb camper. These are just stabilizers so it would probably be fine for any travel trailer.
355526
Good question! I doubt it. My bet it will drag. But u could get a hitch with a rise on it say 3 inches that may help though it could inter fear with spare tire at that point.
1232487
Yes. Absolutely. Either buy a front and rear tire or purchase two rear tires and mount the front tire backwards. This gives you a higher weight rating for the front.
1702904
It depends on your specific setup (height of trailer, length, etc). I would need more specifics for your setup to answer intelligently.
2181889
Yes I think so - it has a rectangular shaft with a vertical pin. I have it attached to a 10HP walk behind tractor that only moves at 5-8 MPH but the trailer would have no problem behind a 25 HP lawn mower.
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.
709574
The description says it can handle 5,000 lbs trailer weight & 500 lbs tongue weight so you should be ok. It is stout & the welds on mine are well done.
1251198
I see no reason why the wouldn't, it is usually more of an issue if the tire will clear the frame, or brake hanger. It should be an ideal size tire for almost all applications though.
929380
it might work as it. this is a very good product. i recommend getting it, and if it does not go past your tire, then you can get an extension for it that you can also get on amazon. i use an extension on mine. works great. good luck.
1918788
Yes, it works great on our 5'x8' wooden floor trailer. We have no problem moving it around. Much better than without the wheel.
332052
Don't see why it wouldn't. Mounts with a prox. 1\2 inch pin though the hitch hole. Bigger tractor than a lawn tractor would angle the hitch up so that the bag area would drag on the ground.
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.
814279
My trailer has 10 inch tires and it works on this size. I don' know about your size.
1550528
All depends on how much weight is on the trailer and how much the trailer it weighs itself. This impact driver will snap screws if your not paying attention how deep you drive them. I would have to see a picture, but it could probably. I would recommend buying a impact wrench if the your stablizing your trailer with a large amount of weight on them. For example I use my impact driver for driving screws and losing and tighting bolts that need to be tight. I wouldn't try taking off a car lug nut with it though.