So, to fully stabilize a 5th Wheel fore and aft, you would put 2 sets on the front landing gear and one pair on the rear stabilizer jacks?
1887462
I have found that two sets on the front was all I needed. In fact one set on the front would have been enough, but two worked real well for me. I do not move my units and it is setup and use almost every week during the summer months. This stopped just about all movement.
1887463
That is correct, but be aware these are made for the rear stabilizer only. I mounted them to the front 5th wheel legs but had to use a few extra bolts and make 2 brackets. Not difficult to do. I am a little disappointed with the stability. Not much difference between them and using the big "tripod" on the front hitch. I now use these + tripod and is pretty good. Hope this helps
541521
No, this set is set-up for the rear axle, and shackles only. But, you could probably use another set on the front axle, and shackles, if you had that type of front end set-up, like many of the older 1970's 4x4's had. Most of today vehicles have independent front suaspensions that require different lifting components.
1795833
This has plenty of capacity for any 5th wheel because it's ONLY used to STABILIZE the front of the 5th Wheel. It is NOT designed to support the entire weight of the front of the 5th Wheel. That is what the front two supports are for. It works pretty well at that.
518536
yes to hold them on the rack, but need to stabilize the front wheels from twisting/steering.
2279436
Providing you make the effort to level your unit before deploying the rear stabilizers. (They worked for me!)
1322058
not sure why one set, makes sense for the price I guess.(front shocks cost about the same as the whole lift kit-great deal by the way) the ones that come with it are for the back and boots go on the front, hope this helps! really looks good when complete nice and level, I'm probably going to put new shocks on front too later. good luck!
281379
Yes...that's what we used them on. Have had no problems with them. Would recommend using stainless steel bolts to attach them to the landing gear.
1795832
Since your 5th wheel is fully supported without the stabilizer bar, it is just helpful for added support. Very supportive when tightened properly for my 13k rig
1288983
I looked at them and with two sets you could, but two sets you might be able to get 5 on one stack but I don't think it would be stable enough.
1769829
Partially. You have to put the front wheel, handlebars, saddle, and pedals on.However, you should also be prepared to adjust the brakes and derailleur gears. There are videos on how to do this.
2048036
I am going to say yes. This ladder extends up with the first wrung going up and locking into place first, then the second and so on. So the first wrung is available to be placed on a stabilizer.
1014244
It comes complete. There are actually three stabilizer assemblies to fit up with your four existing jacks. I like this system because I don't like movement in a trailer. Even though I am handy, I had it installed at an RV shop, at additional cost of course.
1418314
The platform has enough area to lift a bike with both wheels off the ground without a problem. Two of them might give you more stability, but I don't see how you could fit two of the jacks under the bike and lift by the frame. You bike is different than mine, obviously, but if I could even get two underneath, I'd be lifting partly by the exhaust pipes, and they'd probably get damaged in the process. I think you'd be better off with paddocks.
1185448
It is one set of brakes - if you need front and back then you will need 2 sets.
773595
There are 6 stabilizers in the kit. One side to side and one front to back on each front jack and one side to side on each back jack. I had to add a cross angle iron in the front to support the side to side.
1190228
No, these are two in front, three in back. If you were willing to disable one of the gears in front, you could use them.
179767
One set for each axle, that is two wheels, front or back...two pads per wheel.....good luck!