Does this work for Gooseneck trailers?
1114550
Yes, it stabilizes the neck area very sturdily. We are atill using ours after three years.
1114551
Yes that's what it's designed for. It makes a huge difference in stability.
1114552
Yes, this works great on the gooseneck hitch on our 5th wheel. It made our "bedroom" much more stable. We feel it was a good purchase.
1114553
I use this on a 40' Fifthwheel travel trailer with a Gooseneck adapter. I see no reason why we couldn't also use it on our gooseneck horse trailer with living quarters. Works well and easy to set up. Will not remove all instability but it was an improvement.
1114554
No reason it shouldn't. Base of the gooseneck will be at roughly the same height whether trailer or rv,
1114555
Yes we are very satisified. It's better than a lot of them we have seen at various campgrounds. It's made very well. You won't be disappointed!
2250188
According to the company that makes it, it should. But it did not work for me on groundhogs.
691041
I feel sure it can as I believe most travel trailers are the same set up. I used this to replace my toilet which was a 4 hole base and this one is only 2 holes to mount . But it matched right up and only took 5 minutes to install.
714485
No, you should go with the gooseneck stabilizer. The part number is 57382. A link for it is below.Camco 57382 Gooseneck Stabilizer
1526194
I don't know what he means by a straight tounge trailer; but if this is a trailer with the frame coming to a point from the rails angling from the frame of the trailer it will work well. Just note to lube the hitch well while it breaks in or it will be noisy while turning Corning or backing
2208840
This should work fine. As far as I know it's one of the smallest dog trailers.
144961
Not sure I don't have the goose neck type camper but have a 30 foot pull behind camper and like mine...I tried several and this was the best ones. I would purchase them again if I broke them. all others were junk for sure.. Happy camping.
800952
It depends on the width of your trailer.If the width of your trailer ALMOST touches the inner sides of your trailer fenders they probably will work. I had to make special mount brackets for mine because the BOTTOM of guides were too short to mount on my trailer frame.Would send you a picture but that option is not available.
1109765
No, this product is designed for small tires. We use it on our pop-up trailer which has 13" tires and it works fine. It puts a lot less stress on the trailer jacks.
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.
1259503
If your trailer has a standard winch post, then yes. I put this on a 16' boat trailer...works like a champ!
1980450
Yes it should. To attach the trailer you remove the rear skewer and insert a connector to the skewer that the trail then hooks to. Pretty simple.
731105
Yes, just make sure you get the right one. There is a square adapter and a round one. Get the one for your gooseneck. I screwed up and got the wrong one the first go around.
119894
Yes it will, I even bolted it opposite side of the trailer jack to save room on tongue, one set of bolts that way. Over time it may rust, mine hasn't
1383444
This one works on square goose neck not round I had a round one so mine that's still new didnt work&#128545;
731643
Yes...that's what I did with my trailer...replace the tong with 11 gauge 10' square tubing and 2 5' support bars and your good to go...works out great.
30593
Sure. As long as the gross trailer weight is under 10,000 lbs. and the tongue weight is less than 1,000 lbs.