can it be used with fifth wheels
1382406
I use it for travel trailer, but there is no reason it could not be used for fifth wheel. You just would need to determine where to place the camera part to see what you need to see to line up the trailer.
1382407
If you can mount it on the back of your pickup I see no reason that it would not work. It has a magnet that will secure it to metal.
1382408
The camera has a magnetic base which rotates completely around the camera. If you have something to stick the camera to and generally in line with the hitch,it should work. I do not know from actually using it on a fifth wheel.
1382409
I placed mine on the back of a 14 foot boat trailer and it worked fine. As a hint though mine doesn't work real well if my cellphone Bluetooth is on. Turn that off and it works good.
1382410
Sure! But as far as hooking up, I don't think you can improve over looking out the rear window of your tow vehicle. Since the camera has a strong magnet that allows it to be attached to any ferrous metal (steel, iron, not aluminum...) you can attach it to different parts, such as the rear bumper or framework, of the 5th wheel and see where you are going. It's like an extra pair of eyes to see otherwise blind spots while backing up or even doing tight turns. I have found that the range of the camera is excellent and you can even mount it on a metal part (hinge, lock...) of a building so you can see how close you are getting to it with your trailer.
1382411
Sure! But as far as hooking up, I don't think you can improve over looking out the rear window of your tow vehicle. Since the camera has a strong magnet that allows it to be attached to any ferrous metal (steel, iron, not aluminum...) you can attach it to different parts, such as the rear bumper or framework, of the 5th wheel and see where you are going. It's like an extra pair of eyes to see otherwise blind spots while backing up or even doing tight turns. I have found that the range of the camera is excellent and you can even mount it on a metal part (hinge, lock...) of a building so you can see how close you are getting to it with your trailer. Sure! But as far as hooking up, I don't think you can improve over looking out the rear window of your tow vehicle. Since the camera has a strong magnet that allows it to be attached to any ferrous metal (steel, iron, not aluminum...) you can attach it to different parts, such as the rear bumper or framework, of the 5th wheel and see where you are going. It's like an extra pair of eyes to see otherwise blind spots while backing up or even doing tight turns. I have found that the range of the camera is excellent and you can even mount it on a metal part (hinge, lock...) of a building so you... » Read More Sure! But as far as hooking up, I don't think you can improve over looking out the rear window of your tow vehicle. Since the camera has a strong magnet that allows it to be attached to any ferrous metal (steel, iron, not aluminum...) you can attach it to different parts, such as the rear bumper or framework, of the 5th wheel and see where you are going. It's like an extra pair of eyes to see otherwise blind spots while backing up or even doing tight turns. I have found that the range of the camera is excellent and you can even mount it on a metal part (hinge, lock...) of a building so you can see how close you are getting to it with your trailer. « Show Less
1068915
Yes and it works with 8 too. This wheel is the best set Ive ever had. And Ive had it for going on 5 years with HEAVY usage. Still works like new. This will be the best wheel investment you will ever make.
2090982
I would likely say no depending on the design. it attaches to the frame that's holding the wheels. Most 3 wheels have the wheels outside. May be better looking for one that attaches to the seat bar or wheel nut ( like walky dog)
227108
They attach to the spokes, so I don't see why not.They may be rather large for such small wheels though.
2078872
My experience with it is it will work on any fifth wheel camper, the connection appears universal to me..
2185609
First, the wheel I bought has only 5 spokes not 6. Even so, I believe that it would not hold up due to the thinness of the spokes. The sears models seem to have more substantial wheels.
269190
All I know is the superglide "capture Plate" mounted on your 5th wheel is needed to make it work
1686875
You can if your are replacing wheels on a normal freight car. Usually,Passenger cars would use a 36" wheel.
534336
Yes it will work for a 5 x 4.5 but it is not a precision fit so it will have some slop and the ability to move before the wheel is bolted down. The thickness is 3/16"
2268405
I dont think so but there r sets that are specifically for "cars" so they have more wheels.remember all the sets work together. We have 3 sets so far and the kids love them. Great for road trips too.
1550739
Yes...four wheels it is! Be aware that some of them have those little "locks" on them which can be good and bad. Good that it's stable...bad if you have difficulty bending over/down to unlock them!
640771
yes, you can but you need to secure the construction. Very good product, but a little bit narrow. if you planning to use for 5 mountain bike, I use one front wheel next bike rear wheel and etc.
1391138
Not unless you changed your 5th wheel out to a gooseneck hitch. You will need one specifically designed for a 5th wheel.
1831181
I don't think it would, It doesn't fix on my regular fifth wheel because my hitch is pretty low, what I have done is put it under the bracket of the hitch with a board and then tighten it up. It isn't as good as fitting the ball into the King pin.
1668146
I also have a fifth-wheel and thought about the same thing. You should have absolutely no problem with this cap. The side rails are not high enough to affect your camper.
1574117
Not sure , But I installed it on my Fifth-wheel (Keystone) and it works great!
1027654
No, any bed shorter than 6' only has 2 options, a Sidewinder by Reese, or a Pullrite 3100. Your bed is way too short to pull a fifth wheel, be careful you will damage your truck and trailer.