says this product comes in several lengths what length do you recommend for a short wheelbase truch pulling a 36' fifth wheel
599981
Don't understand your question about the different lengths? Unless you mean the 14" to 17" it talks about. If you do this is the different heights off the bed of the truck that you can raise or lower it to. I don't recommend using a short wheelbase truck to pull a 36 foot fifth wheel!!
1242417
We have a 23ft Rockwood Roo Hybrid and we just needed 2. These fit under the frame on the under sides of our camper which is a pull behind. I think the Tri-pod would be better for the front of your 5th wheel and maybe these would do better further down the frame under your entry door if you still feel wobbly.
804469
I would say too short, I used it for a 14' & just looking there is maybe 4 or 5" left over! Hope this helps!
1424789
I have one on a C-6 and the 5 ft. length is needed to reverse the motion of the shift lever. The shifter lever moves from rear to front(Park to first) & the lever on the trans moves from front to back. That's the reason for the 5ft. cable. I did not see a shorter cable listed when I did my research.
374141
It works great. I have used it from 30 inch up to approximately 60"....As far as lbs..rate it is a stabilizer and it just provides another anchor point to help keep the 5th wheel movement to a minimum. .
24642
Our Grandson is 2, he has no problem pulling it. I will measure it tomorrow for you and let you know the length.
132317
32" to 40" is a good guess. The length of the cable is not as important as the length of the pull. The mechanism doesn't care how much is coiled up in the chair or sofa. It needs a particular length of pull. There is hardly a piece of furniture out there that will need a cable this long, but it allows it to be more universal.
1830110
Yes it would matter. The length of the device is spelled out, and take a quick measurement of your wheel spacing to ensure you have the proximity you need to make it work for your application
262956
It should work well on six lugs because you would be pulling on every second lug . Yesterday I used my unit on two legs to pull a four stud brake disk and it took the hub off with ease these units are magic to use. Hope this helps you G.A
151405
When I bought mine there were two different lengths available... I bought the shortest for my 1990 Hilux. I found the info on the net ... not sure whether from Amazon or gabriel or some other supplier. However the info which gives min and max lengths seemed correct and got me mobile with 600kg supported on the back of a dual cab.
2206195
I see no reason why it wouldn't work on a 32ft fifth wheel. You may have to have a booster but I would try it first without.
1493233
I would pull it. The front wheel is a bit small and it just works for me to pull it.
1464476
I would definetly use it on a short wheel base vehicle. Pulling a trailer with a short wheel base is prone to alot of swerving especially in mountainous curvy terrain. Joe
1220549
So the distance between a 5, 6, and 7 speed freewheel/cassette is different. The less cogs, the more distance. Most likely this will not work well with a 5 speed indexed freewheel. There are 5 speed shift mechanisms out there, just search up for them.
545140
Mine was eight foot. Six could be a little short when turning the trailer......depending where you make your connections at. I used this on a car trailer and made my connections in a box mounted on the front of the trailer and not on the "A" frame.
482576
It would be 1 inch shorter. I would not suggest doing that. If you change just one axle you will not be able to use 4 wheel drive. If you change all 4 then you can do it with no real issues just a shorter tire.
581424
A lot would depend on your dock configuration and how you want to moor your boat. It's better to be longer than shorter cause you can use it various different ways. I would get a minimum 30 ft. Hope this helps.