will these work on hydraulic levelers. we have automatic leveler on our 5th wheel.
1795616
Not sure Call the company they are small & really good to talk too. They have a website
1795617
Yes they will work on hydraulic and electric landing gear type levelers. On some you can replace the stock foot plate with the Steadyfast footplate, but on most with the heavy duty round foot plates you can either weld the heads of included bolts to the top of the footplate, or use our optional bolt kit which includes flat head bolts and a countersink for the bottom of the hole so the flat head bolts will be even with thebottom of the footplate. On the Big Foot system the included bolts can be used to bolt to the angled edge on the foot plate.
1795618
If you have a removeable swivel plate on the bottom of your leveler that can be removed I would say yes. That orange tri piece needes to be pinned on in place of the factory plate. Mine were held on by a pin and clip. Hope that helps
1795619
I am not familiar with the hydraulic levelers but as long as they have a way to bolt the lower plates under the levelers you should be all set. If you go on the web site there is a phone number for the owner of the company. I have not used him but according to other people he is very nice and calls you back.
1795620
Not sureCall the company they are small & really good to talk too.They have a website
52426
Yes they work with the 2 inch spacers. The two in lift will level the vehicle off.
455874
Take a look at the side of your rear tires and it should say 20x8x8 or 20x8x10, if not then these wont work.I have these on my Craftsman LT1500 and they work very well.
2118073
If you have the 5x5 bolt pattern yes. I used these without a lift in oversize tires and had rubbing in reverse. Now I have 3" of lift and no rubbing.
1394652
Hello,Unfortunately they will not. you need a wheel that has a 5x115 bolt pattern and an offset between 35-45. -Gilbert
1821722
I have used them with disc brakes without a problem and would imagine they would work with all types because it is simply a wire that is being pulled. Same in all cases.
2174112
I have used them now on several types of surfaces from grass to crushed stone and smaller gravel to sand and feel they are a great leveling system. When I use them on a softer surface I make sure to over level to allow for them to settle a bit. One negative is the slippery surface of the wedge part that can allow the two pieces to slip a little but I am going to add some traction tape to them to stop that from happening. So far I am very satisfied and find it a simple and easy way to level my 27 foot travel trailer correct the first try. Hope this helps.
354459
These will work but depending on tire size you will use I would recommend the +35 offset. Give it wider stance!!
1137776
No, these will not work on your machine. You will need to see our listing that says "sportsman, ranger, rzr" in the title.
668413
Should be able to, I use them in my 1/10 scale 4wd short course trucks with no problem
1576995
These are not made for that. The jack has plenty of power. You would have to make mounts for them and it could be major. If you are handy and have the tools it might work. Go to an RV place and see what is on an RV that has levelers and see if you could do something similar with 4 of these jacks. If it works great but if not it is an expensive experiment. Count the cost. Good luck?
1709218
they should but if you have automatic locking hubs you will need to purchase the conversion kit if you have manual just check the spline count on the ones you have in takes like 2 seconds to pop the hub out
2198048
Hello, No, they would not. You will need to look for wheels with a 5x100 lug pattern. Thanks, -Jon
1592148
The unit has no built in levelers...no 'feet' to speak of. You will probably need to use shims to level it....
1568384
They come with two sizes of grommets, so they should work as long as you use the grommet that fits your wheel, and assuming that your wheel is a tubeless wheel.
2250644
These levers should work on caliper road brakes, canti brakes, and mechanical disk brakes. They will not work well with v-brakes.
1306574
They would not. You should be on the lookout for wheels with a 5x4.75 bolt pattern with an offset between 35-45mm.-Gilbert