Does this work for Gooseneck trailers?
1831180
this works great! Really stops alot of movement in your fifth wheel front.I dont see why not as far as goose neck trailers it braces the front from movement.
1831181
I don't think it would, It doesn't fix on my regular fifth wheel because my hitch is pretty low, what I have done is put it under the bracket of the hitch with a board and then tighten it up. It isn't as good as fitting the ball into the King pin.
1831182
Yes it does! It will help the trailer from getting the bounce as you walk around on the inside. You will be able to tell the difference immediately upon installation of Tri-pod!
1510784
yes, it does and it works great with our 5x8' trailer with a wooden bottom. Makes it much easier to move the trailer around the driveway when the kids want to play basketball.
1241784
I used mine for a couple light duty hand carts that the ball bearings were falling out. I would say No ; you need something more heavy duty.
814279
My trailer has 10 inch tires and it works on this size. I don' know about your size.
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.
338805
I have these on 15 inch trailer tires & they work fine. I can't see why they wouldn't work on most anything bigger than a wheelbarrow tire.
81985
No, these won't work for a standard trailer- these were for a hydraulic brake drum
52119
yes, I have it as a rear winch on a Rhino and one on front brace on trailer, a 3000 on the front of Rhino that has a hand grip style, all work as expected.
86690
I use it with a dual axel trailer! It works fine, hard if you make a sharp turn!
990242
Yes, it will do the job. I installed it on a 10x7' enclosed trailer & it works great
896003
Dan,I bought a set of these to rig on a home made trailer. Yes, I think it has a really different, three round peg connection. If you need,a for sure answer I can look at mine on Thursday morning.It came with an adapter, pretty certain of that.Bill
2269054
Not sure. I do know the winch connects to the plate on your trailer with bolts whose heads slide in to the winch and face down into holes in your plate. If your plate's holes are not big enough just drill larger holes. This thing is a beast. You should buy it.
1091355
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.
541292
Everything mounts to the square tubing that mount to the tongue of the trailer. I can't see why it wouldn't work.
1766721
Bending into a 90 degree angle is not the appropriate fix. Another comment by Nick Thomas is more correct. There should be an alternative mounting plate that came with the mount. You simply re-configure the base of the 18" flex gooseneck so that it has the vertical compatible bracket on it. If you're missing this item, email feedback@arkon.com and they'll help you out.
1077634
I don't know that brand of trailer but as long as the connecting arm for the trailer is a round hollow tube of about 1/2" -5/8 diameter it should. It comes with the necessary hardware but you may have to drill a hole to accept the attaching bolt.
666741
Yes, it has a back plate and bolts so it will fasten directly to your trailer tongue or frame.