where do you place this stabilizer on a fifth wheel and do I need one or two?
1344636
I have a 33 foot tt, I placed it below the rear bumper. The idea is good, but if your by your self you will have to lay on the ground. The top brace put it a sturdy location, spread out the two side braces, and with your third arm start ratcheting to give tension.
1344637
I use 2 stabilizers. One goes under the rear bumper, and the other goes under the frame before I extend the slide. Our trailer is a Rockwood, which I believe has a very springy suspension, and these stabilizers seem to help a great deal. I still use the corner stab jacks, but I think I would be just as stable without them.
1344638
i use three, one each side and one across the back. it works out well when i am in one spot for a couple of months
1344639
We used these with a travel trailer. Just bought a 5th wheel. We have 2 of them. I recommend the back bumper and under the front undercarriage.
1344640
We own an RV and have one stabilizer under the rear bumper and one under the side of the RV just behind the house door. This makes us very stable even under very windy conditions. I can't see any reason why it would be any different for a fifth wheeler. Hope this is helpful
2077550
If you have wheels on the front, you only need 2. If you have no wheels, you'd need 4.
1978650
I would not use 2 as you suggest. Once you get it really tightened down, it's not going to move laterally with any freedom.
747316
i hook up 5th wheel first than fill air bags . that way you can get your 5th wheel right where you want it
1347871
Yes 2 is all you need.they are adjustable so you can tighten them.they work great
693502
Each kit contains two rods for one wheel. It can be used for either the left or right wheel so you'll need two kits for both wheels.
224265
No, you need to buy a set of locking nuts. Which is one per wheel, thus 5 lugs, 5 nuts.
124747
Two is correct, but where they are placed makes it very secure. I just tried to move it by shaking it and it didn't move at all.
1795833
This has plenty of capacity for any 5th wheel because it's ONLY used to STABILIZE the front of the 5th Wheel. It is NOT designed to support the entire weight of the front of the 5th Wheel. That is what the front two supports are for. It works pretty well at that.
1468715
Louie Moon - side stabilizers? is that included in box? if not, where - what kind do I get please?
1061079
you should call the vendor to make sure you get the right one. If you are new to 5th wheels I can give you a great piece of advice. When you hookup raise you front feet on the camper about 2 inches. Then pull out slow. if you don't have it hooked well it will only fall 2 inches. if you raise them all the way and pull out it could drop on your truck. From someone who knows. Have fun.
269190
All I know is the superglide "capture Plate" mounted on your 5th wheel is needed to make it work
579809
I use them with my 35 ft fifth wheel. I have only stacked them as illustrated two high. If a third one is required, I just stack on top of the center one. There isn't enough room between the tires to do three high as illustrated. They work well and so far proven to be durable.
1697244
One for each wheel. They go in the upper bolt hole on each side. If you email moog, they will send you some instructions.
281378
I used a total of 6 (3 sets) on my 5th wheel. 1 set on the rear legs, and 2 sets on the front landing gear in 2 different directions. Makes it solid as a rock.
1682468
How many wheel broken? If just only one, you can take the center wheel and replace it, replacement maybe hard to find, you need to find the right size and right base in order to install it
799943
I thought I would need two but one is good enough for me. I think it depends on how well you understand your car. What I mean is that, if you can feel when your tires touch something, then go with one. Otherwise, play it safe with two.