would this work good mounted on a trailer
1755502
Works great on my trailer. It's nice because of the low profile. You can pull a car all the way up to it. Depending on what you are pulling, I would advise mounting it to the frame or creating a heavy steel platform to mount it too. Don't trust wood to hold it against pulling force.
668286
Shouldn't be an issue; only raises trailer about 6 inches; would have to be aware of angle on shoulder of road, and if too much, move to a lesser angle.
1608044
I would not mount it on a car, but it works great on my truck and 5th wheel camper to see my boat while towing or backing in to camp site.
827236
I'm pretty sure it will work depending on if the mounts have room on the tongue of trailer
787064
This is made to mount on the frame of a boat trailer, however mounting to a bumper could work with some modification
2177696
i understand you want to mount this on a travel trailer and that will work great. you will need extra wire to hook the video screen in the pull vehicle and a plug at the trailer hitch. any shop that installs after market radios etc should be able to get that done easily.
1118425
Your setup should be fine as is. I use this on a 31 ft trailer which we towed from NJ to FL and back without a problem. Our F150 handled it well. 250# tongue weight is well within limits.
1466325
That's interesting. I wonder why they say not to. It seems to me it would work like any other rack I've seen on the back of an RV trailer. You'll need a tow hitch to mount it on and not knowing how secure that might be I don't know if the boucing and wobble might be exaggerated at the end of a trailer and cause some danger.
757342
No as long as the cables are tight .This is the best thing I have bought for my trailer .
355798
yes it work on a trailer. All the way you have pressure and temperature continously monitored. I love it.
2266419
yes I think that would work. I have the screen on my dash board and I have the camera on the back of my travel trailer so that I can see behind. The screen should work over the mirror. I don't know what kind of vehicle you intend to mount it on but the picture quality is affected by distance and metal objects. It is best to have line of sight from the transmitter. I had to move the transmitter from the back of the trailer- 30+ feet away and place it in a cupboard behind a fiberglass cap on the front of the trailer- a distance of about 20 feet. Much farther and with more objects in between will degrade the image and it may not be as useful.
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
541292
Everything mounts to the square tubing that mount to the tongue of the trailer. I can't see why it wouldn't work.
27878
Well, I can't say for sure. Seems if it could be securely mounted to a comper it may work, the awning is not very heavy, but wonder how well it would hold up mounted to a camper while in motion/driving.
236609
We used it on a boat and it works great, should work very good on a camper.
712764
Depends on how much junk you have in the boat... and how far you're going to haul it. Big motor..? I wouldn't do it, since the weight would hang quite a bit back on the load. The trailer is stout enough, but I'd be sensible about how much it could handle.
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 ;)