does it fit on camper
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I had to cut about an inch off of each side of the square tubing that the receiver is welded to. And drill holes for the frame brackets the centered the receiver and welded it to the frame brackets. If you have a reciprocating saw with a metal cutting blade you can do it with that or a chop saw and I used a 110 v mig welder. Works great. I pull 17ft skeeter behind mine.
1715939
Would like to answer your question but I don't know exactly what you mean? I consider a camper something that's fits in the bed of a truck. but if you mean a camper on wheels yes it will work provided you can access your frame to bolt the hitch to. Hope this helps
1715940
I put it on the back of my Travel Trailer.it fits from frame rail to frame rail
1715941
I installed mine on a 2006 Keystone Outback. Mounted to frame rails but does hang a bit low. Highly recommended over the cheap bumper mounted receivers
1715942
yes it did. works great have a few pics of installed. added a basket and now carry generator bikes very well built and heavy guage steel!!
1715943
Depends on the frame style of your camper , if you have typical I-beam/C-channel and bumper directly attached then most likely. My bumper was attached to separate tube metal welded below frame and coupled with jacks I could not attach the hitch to my trailer.
1715944
Absolutely fit my 2011 Rator TT. I pull with a Excursion diesel power. I have pulled my jeep all over Colorado and Utah without issue. Toy haulers have a tapered frame neer the rear door do I had to set it in further from the bumper. Remidy is an extended 21" hitch and ball.
1715945
It fit easily on my Heartland Bighorn 5th wheel. Came with all the mounting hardware and easy instructions. Nice strong hitch.
1715946
Also depending on your camper you may have to move or modify the rear bumper but I just notched mine and it worked fine.
779453
It can be cut down height size to fit. I believe it was 75" tall. I put mine in a camper and cut it down to 67x32. Just make sure to cut the excess off the bottom of both the door and side rails. The top and bottom rails do not make a difference which side you trim.
1604038
It will likely fit over your camper, but you will have a more difficult time getting into your camper when it is on. The zip up door is centered on the rear. If you are just using it for winter storage, it should be fine. I found that I had to put spacer blocks in a few places on my camper's roof to keep the cover from pooling water. It's not the cover's fault, just the topography of my roof.
611106
Yes. We took ours off the old camper and installed it in the new one. Worked just fine.
2201661
Hello Steven... the dimensions are from the (inside) frame..... I installed this one on a cabover camper which fit perfect... it is still a good idea to measure the cutout hole to assure a match... hope this helps
1281095
I used that lock on a Westland camper but it is widely used by many RV manufactures. If it "looks" similar to the one you are trying to replace, then it will most likely fit.
985945
Not sure what size it is. Mine is in my camper. I'll check it out and get back to you. Norb
544385
It will fit on any atv with a rear rack. It has u hooks that are placed around the rack.
1077809
It will fit,but this system is more suited for an RV in my opinion.We could not see out of our rearview mirror so we returned it.Hope this helps
28878
I have no idea, but I'm glad you asked. It's not something I thought about, but now I will. (Camper is in storage so I can't check it out now.) We have been camping only once since I installed it and I am pleased so far. Could be a little faster.
236609
We used it on a boat and it works great, should work very good on a camper.
1856633
It's only as good as the material it is screwed into. The screws are large, so they are not the weak link. But there is no nuts and washers. In fact, if your camper walls are not thick enough, the screws could protrude to the other side. You might check first to see what you have to anchor this into. The constructions of RV's vary quite a bit.
726524
As long as your hand crank is located on the tongue of camper this will work for it...I love mine it's awesome
1187391
I bought a cover for a shorter camper, and it has a zippered panel on right rear, where our door is, to access camper. I don't think a cover for a somewhat longer camper trailer would be any different. The description of the product should point out these access panels.
608717
You need to pull front panel off your heater and read the make and model. Then match it up. Best I can do. Thats how I found my model and make. Rob Your camper can have many different heaters???
1627071
It does, BUT, at least in my case, the rack is really far too heavy for my little pop-up trailer. It adds quite a bit of weight and it doesn't fit well at all on the trailer bumper. I had to make some hokey adjustments to the bumper so it would stay on and I don't feel great about it. I would have returned it had I not already used it on a camping trip.
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I do believe so. My camper has an outlet like: http://www.adventurerv.net/marinco-easy-lock-inlet-standard-amp-125250-p-2728.html?utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=Froogle&gclid=COTQt9TplrcCFQ9eQgodHGwABA and the cord fits this. If this looks like yours, then yes, it fits. Hope this helps.