I would like to know how you can mount on a enclosed trailer without drilling a hole in the top of the trailer?thanks
384313
I drilled one hole for the camera cable, and drilled 4 holes using self drilling screws to hold the camera. You could use 2 sided tape to hold the camera. You might want to use screws to mount the included camera mount to a larger piece of metal, then use two sided tape or some other kind of adhesive to mount the larger piece of metal to the trailer.
384314
I put the camera on a wood stand attached to the spare tire and it works great. Ran the wire under the camper and tied it fast with hold fast strips.
384315
i have mine mounted on a enclosed trailer i mounted the camera on the back below the clearance lights then ran the wires along the outside of the trailer using wire looms. just make sure you put the screws where there is a stud.
384316
If you have someplace where you can tie wrap to, that would work. I tie-wrapped mine to my ladder.
384317
Not sure. I did drill a hole in my RV, then ran cable through it and along the inside and finally out the front to the tounge. Then when I pull the RV I just screw the RV cable end to the cable end at the pack of my truck. I suppose if you wanted the cable on the outside you could run it along the rain gutter or the bottom of the trailer to the tounge. Sorry not much help here to you.
1795266
I have mine mounted on dry wall using anchors that screw into the wall. No drilling required. You can get them from Home Depot or lowes. Easy to use.
1691210
The backing plate you see Rich, to bolt it on your trailer use a all thread bolt and bolt it on this way. if you have a friend with a welder just have him tack it a couple places on the bottom. You really should not have to I never did. Hope this helps.
560602
No, you cannot hook a trailer to the basket. There is no opening to allow for that.
1246619
I don't recall any mounting - I am not an expert, but I believe these are made to specifically fit the standard oval opening in varioui trailers - they don't screw or bolt in - they fit into the opening and are held in place with a rubbert grommet
590002
There's no way to do it without puttin some marks on the receiver lugs. Pure and simple. You should be able to mount up without banging around the receiver, but it will take the paint off the lugs.
1413195
Yes, if you have a mounting spot, youigjt have drill a hole. I put mine in my spare tire
416766
You have to drill it out yourself. Hardware includes special screws to mount once drilled.
1352757
No drilling was required to install the hitch on my 2011 Escape. You have to get on your back and pull the bolts through existing holes. I had it on in less than half an hour. Bill
1831620
This unit can be mounted anywhere on the front of the trailer. I mounted mine right above the receiver. It works fairly well. I also bought the other one you did but it is not as accurate as this one. This works pretty and will get you fairly close to level. I hope this helps you ;)
429681
Only thing I can think of would drill holes then mount. I'm not a carpenter or Mrs Fix It, but that's what I would try.
2269635
No there would be no way to mount it, you would simply have to stand the head board up at the top of frame. Would still look nice. Or even attached it to the well to keep it from moving with Molly bolts. I've done that and it looked nice
1849036
Theyre actually slots. If you have an older bumper that has ball 3 holes you should be able to mount without any drilling but if you have a newer style that only has one ball hole count on drilling. It would be worth your time to buy a hitch that mounts to your frame. Theyre fairly inexpensive.
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.
305862
Can't remember how I mounted it but it wasn't complicated. The thing is still up and I mounted on an RV!! Good luck.
1674250
They come complete with mounting screws. My application was not a permanent mount. I cut two 2x4's and bolted them to the jacks. This provides a contact point for my boat trailer. I park my trailer in the yard, then put the jacks under the fram in the back. Crank them up and relieve the weight off the axle and tires some [not all], then leave it there until I take the boat out. Simple crank down, leave the jacks where they sit, and reverse the process when I return. For leaving them on a trailer, I would imagine it would take 20 minutes to pre-drill the mounting holes and install them.
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Depending on the trailer and mounting area, you may need to position the bracket in a certain way to tighten it up. I had to position mine a couple times before I got a good solid mount. That bracket can be mounted vertically or horizontally. It took me awhile to figure out that mine would work better horizontal and I switched it.