would like to mount in an enclosed trailer. Would the pegs bounce off wall over bumps?
620402
Yes. The pegs fit loosely and come with some cheap plastic clips that are supposed to keep the pegs secure. Mine fall out all the time, and they are just in the garage. Now the very few black hooks and specialty item hooks that come with it will probably stay in. The other ones will not.
620403
The pegs are pretty sturdy,you have to stick them in almost horizontal then they kind of lock in place.Bumpy roads could be a problem though. You may be able to use a spot of epoxy though to keep them in place.
620404
If the items you're hanging are heavy enough and you hit a big enough bump, the bottom prong of the peg might come out. But I doubt the top one would.
620405
It seems I'm going against the grain here, but if you get a kit that has the rubber o-rings (not sure if they came with this kit or one of the others I bought) I really don't see them coming out as they are extremely sturdy and stiff that way. The problem would be more with the items on the pegs coming right off. Some items, like the screw driver holder, would be fine for normal to long screw drivers, but something hanging from a regular peg for instance would fly right off.
2046279
If you have a 2" diameter clearance from the frame/fork rails you'll be ok because the pegs are large :)
170445
If it is a normal trailer bumper then it will not interfere. I use the spare tire as an extra point to tie the bikes off to keep them on the rack.
436175
The instructions say not to, but we nave a continuous weld bumper and we bought a receiver adapter by swagman to attach the rack. We have not used it on the trailer yet but I don't see a problem. We bought the rack specifically for the trailer.
1948258
No, only outdoors. I suppose you can do it indoors if you have enough space. although it is going to be hard to secure because there are pegs that you drive into the ground.
741210
Because the peg is reinforced with a metal rod, it's not likely to snap off. I used these to replace some missing pegs on a bookcase, which I do use for books, and they've held up nicely under the weight.
1627074
Works well on our full size trailer, but as mentioned, it is very heavy. If there is a large enough bumper it could work in theory, but I would recommend something less robust for a pop-up.
1869523
somewhat, if you bump them. this is a round pvc that slides onto a square peg. It doesnt spin freely. They make cushioned bumpers for that.
263446
They slide OK - for it to be steady, best to have them supported with screws to whatever they rest on - otherwise the contents might make the basket tip over.
1702904
It depends on your specific setup (height of trailer, length, etc). I would need more specifics for your setup to answer intelligently.
959508
I suspect it would easily slide left and right. Perhaps a stationary mount would be safer on a trailer.
2223755
My weekend warrior has a double mounting plate but mine still hangs 5-6 in below so you should be fine and idk about your weight on the trailer mine fully loaded is about 8500 and it works great
522651
They could slide. You could install wood or aluminum strips of correct thickness next to the Z-Clips to keep them from sliding.
1863049
I suspect the exterior piece that slides over the wall mount part would, not sure that it might not move around on you tho.
55954
Don't know. We used on a Class C RV with a huge back overhang - to stabilize the bouncing from just any movement within. Helped.
1329645
The hooks and baskets seem to be quite sturdy once they're placed on the grid. I haven't ridden in a horse trailer, but I would think that if the grid is secure against the wall of the trailer that the baskets and hooks would be fine. Note, though, that the grid has to be installed horizontally. I bought one for a vertical space and didn't realize that because the way the hooks and baskets attach, the grid MUST be horizontal.
1586030
I do not think that would work. You would have to put pressure treated wood underneath and some posts on the corners otherwise it would probably "pop" out. rv