For use on a horse trailer, what would be an effective method or way to discon/recon to the trailer ? Mods to this system seem to be likely.
381997
This system is really designed for a single vehicle hookup (motorhome/large truck). There isn't a supplied solution for connect/disconnect for use with any sort of trailer (horse/5th wheel). Modifications are required and extra hardware would be necessary (none supplied with system).
381998
I use it inside the horse trailer to watch horses and on the back of my RV to watch motorcycles on the trailer. I used the quick connect/disconnect sold by rear view. Easy to use and works well.
381999
I use this on my horse trailer also. I have two cameras, one as a back up camera and the other on the inside to watch the horses. You will need to purchase a quick disconnect cable. Rear View Safety makes them. If you are using the two cameras that come with this system you will need the quick connect cable designed for multiple cameras(holds up to three cameras). But it is not sold on Amazon. You can get it from rearviewsafety.com
1512125
I love the mount and it can be very secure. You may have to press down hard on the turned down end of the rail to disengage the rail, and then pull the unit away along the rail.Cheers, Tom
1798508
If u r making it permanent I suggest using 4x6 posts, use ibolts and drill holes thru the post and get boat trailer hand cranks to tighten top cable and a crank for bottom cable. That will be the strongest and best way to do it. Brian men can hang on it and not come down..
213046
easy, unsnap shoot holder rubber,remove. loosen 2 bolts and rear bag holder removes. There is a hitch hole on bag mount so u can still tow a cart as the bag supports are above my john deer lawn cart and clears it. where the chute mounts to deck is like all chute to deck mounts quirky, to slide in, but all bagger chutes are that way.
1248816
No you program the vehicle and then remove it...when you no longer want it you plug it back in remove the program and and then disconnect it...Nothing gets permanently mounted.....
653663
I would try very hard to keep the light out of reach of the horse, but it would take a great deal of force to brake the light. I hope this helps!
1530211
I think the Camber uses a tapered fork. It goes from 1 1/2" to 1 1/8". The recon uses a 1 1/8" steerer tube. Look for a tapered variation of this or try other models.Hope that helped.
420294
i have just bought i am planning on modding it my self but have not found the time. sorry. there should be add on kits for it, i am planning on making it remote controlled.
1408437
Offhand I would think that your rig (tires/suspension) may have too much play to allow this to work. I took a chance ordering mine, and it worked, but my trailer is much smaller than yours. Perhaps ask a fellow camper to 'test drive' theirs, or ask a dealer to try it out first before you spend the money.
1957211
I just checked. It spins around, moves up-down, forward and backward. I didn't see anyway of removing it form its mount. Didn't want to manipulate it to much.
517962
You can pull the trailer no problem. Stopping with 70 lbs of kids and yourself? It would be very tough to stop. Especially on a down hill. I don't think you could.
8281
I don't see any reason it wouldn't work on a trailer. You would need to test for the best placement, so the transmitter stays dry, and the wireless signal has an open path to the monitor. I put the transmitter in the tire well of my MINI Cooper, and it works fine from there.
2021936
The Scamp Trailer comes with two of them. One on each side. There purpose is to "Stabilize" the trailer when parked. I can't imagine doing that job with one stabilizer.
1329644
I think it would probably be a great idea in a horse trailer. Not sure how you would secure it to the walls of the trailer. I know the hooks would stay in the grid, but depends on the composition of the walls as to how you'd attach the grid. I LOVE this system and have it in my house and garage. It's the best storage system of any of the modular type.
479570
If the horse trailer has a "chassis" battery with enough power, yes. Some trailers only have a small enough battery to activate the breakaway braking system on a trailer. If the trailer only has a small gauge 12v wire running from the tow vehicle to the trailer pigtail, it will not supply enough power for the jack. The jack draws about 20-25 amps, and comes with a 30 amp inline fuse. I would bring your tow vehicle (and your trailer or pictures of the trailer) to a towing place and ask them.
1818141
I'm not sure about that. The only concern I would have is that it may not be good for the trolling motor to possibly turn while being at stowed. You could possibly do it by raising the motor straight up but not tilt it back to completely sto.
1059727
How would you use the valet without mounting it to the trailer?Obviously you need the mounting bracket.