Will this work on tri axle trailers
359144
Works fine on dual axel, don't see why tri axel wouldn't work. You would have to drive up or back up a bit more carefully to hit the jack...otherwise should work just fine.
1981699
It should probably work. As long as you have the old style axle. It won't work with the new QR or tube axles.
56269
only if the other wheel of the trike is the drive wheel... to the best of my knowledge, the hub for wheel this is not setup to receive a drive gear. I was going to use this for a trailer and one option I considered is removing the spindle and installing a long axle between the two wheels. that much is doable for sure.
1203052
It hooks up to the axle of the rear wheel, and as long as you are able to tighten each side equally, it should work!
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.
325883
If it has inset rims it should work since it's adjustable. It works great on our trailer tire!
1935973
Works great on my trailer with torsion axles with 6 lug 15" wheels for my 27 foot boat. You just have to be real careful you don't drive off of it as there is not a very big cradle so it's easy to do. It will get jammed in between the wheels.
86686
No, it will work with a dual axle trailer. I have a 21' Tige boat on an Extreme tandem axle trailer and the Trailer Valet works fine. Angling the trailer takes a little more effort than moving it straight, but it works.
81985
No, these won't work for a standard trailer- these were for a hydraulic brake drum
562583
No, this is not it. This is a trailer adapter for lighting system. Trailer-hubs have two styles: 7 points what comes wired for the braking system as well, and 4 points (no brakes) for trailer lights only. Generally, 2 axles are for 7 point-hub and 1 axle is for 4 points hub. This plastic adapter makes it possible for a 7 points hub work on a 4 points system. Good Luck.
86689
I am not sure if it would work with dual axle, not sure why it would not. It's more a weight issue and being on concrete. You do have to have enough space on the tongue to raise the jack into stow mode. On my trailer it has a short tongue and it barely fits. The tire went flat the first time, but I was prepared as I read others said that and had the tire fixed properly. I do like the way it works though.
1129096
Yes it will.....the drivetrain dimensions and measurements (hub spacing) on 90% of adult trikes out there are pretty much the same.
2185745
Probably not as a motorhome has greater stability with front and rear axles. My trailer is double axle and requires stabilizing jacks as any movement in the trailer is exaggerated when the jacks are not extended.
86691
I don't have a dual axle trailer so don't know if will work I do known it works very well of single acilr
1898847
It would depend on the drive train, but usually, no. A Tricycle drivetrain usually requires 2 sprockets. One which services the chain ring from the peddles, while the other services the axle. Shimano makes a three speed tricycle transmission that is identical with this hub but it essentially has a chair ring attached to the flange forming another sprocket on the hub. In order to make this hub work for your purpose you would need to do such an adjustment and to be honest it would not only void the warranty but likely cost as much as the difference between the hub and transmission. Sturmey Archer also makes a tricycle transmission. I believe that you can find them at Niagara Cycles site (they sell on Amazon) if you can not get it directly through Amazon's site.
1802189
It raises one axel high enough for removing tire on other axel. I don't know if it will work on triple axel
568592
I'm almost for certain that this is a 3/4" Axle and the width maybe wider than 3 inches, but you can get on Marathons website and they can tell you for sure. They are really helpful in these situations. Anyway, I ordered two of the wheels for my utility trailer and they are great. The only thing you may have a problem with is the bearings and I would order an extra set, which are next to nothing in cost. Good luck and I hope I have shed some light on your problem. JB