Must it come off to trailer?
1249595
I have not hauled it down the highway since we put the top on it, but the way it secures and the shape of the top I see no problem going down the highway with it on.
1249596
I have mine zip tied down pretty tight but wouldn't go over a couple hours on the interstate.
1249597
I purchased a conduit clamp the size of the roll bar and made a wood wedge for the spacer between the clamp and the top and {2} 1/4" bolts, flat washers, and self locking nuts. I installed this in the middle for safety. Very similar to the other clamps that hold the top down. You will need a rubber washer under the top washer to stop the water from dripping when out in the rain. I did 2 other things that I don't think I can explain here. I can send you some pics. if you want. I have pulled mine 60 miles per hour with no problem. Wind shield beware.
1249598
No I just use a tie down across the top of roof to hold down and it doesn't move
1249599
They tell you to. I never have. My opinion is it's fairly secure with the large washers. But the things can happen at freeway speeds against the wind.
1739874
Each hitch is measured and adjusted according to the size and weight of the trailer. So u would have to adjust it each time you switch it out.
138523
The trailer has a pin with a tab on it to lock it to the pull hitch. Hope that helps.
868679
I mean, it will eventually come off. I have had my challenges with taking it off, but normally I would start at the bottom of the screen where there are 2 clips and once that is off the top 2 will come right off.
1770109
Yes....to the rim. You'll have to mount in to your trailer by yourself. :-)
668287
NO. You can't get the trailer up high enough with this. you would have to add about 2 more inches by having a board or something else to drive up on first. then onto this. I had to jack the trailer up as I was near heat exhaustion and didn't think of the other idea until after I about killed myself trying to jack it up in 110 degrees. I even wrote a complaint about it.
2267668
You will need to use it to raise up to the trailer. So the positions are up. Then measure and make sure your trailer is level
2208185
Yes, It will attach to a trailer. You have to drill some hole's, and supply the bolt's and hardware.
2209513
I recommend putting it in the fully down position when trailering. It only takes a second to put close it. I have left it open on accident when trailering and it seemed fine.
2141548
A kick stand could be added to the trailer. A roof rack is not advisable since it would require cutting the fabric cover.
1025647
I'm sure it could be drilled out if one wanted to. A door to your home can be busted too, it's a deterrent. I hope it sends someone looking to take a trailer to move on to my neighbors house, if they wanted my trailer bad enough I'm sure it could be removed with enough time.
214310
It doesn't hide mine, but I've seen someone have their plate tied to their trailer in the up position. They probably switch it for each position.
1094003
No. Make sure you disconnect your trailer lights before submerging trailer in water.
1175288
Absolutely! The hitch folds under and out of site. There is no issue with using it as a trailer with the handle attached.
849876
No it will not. The boat slides on and off the trailer much easier and smoother
1802404
Best way to find out - if you have a 25' tape measure, run it from one end of your trailer to the other. I suspect it will be marginal, but you can also purchase extra wire to splice onto the ends. Use at least 18gauge wire for this. Crimp fittings work great for this. Waterproofing the splices isn't necessary if you disconnect the trailer before launching - the short term exposure shouldn't cause problems. Just remember to hook up again after retrieval.
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Barbara: Unfortunately there are no guarantees that the jack cannot be unbolted from the trailer frame and "stolen". However that kind of effort would take some going. When installing the jack simply tighten the bolts securely and you shouldn't have to worry.