Has anyone mounted it on a travel trailer?
1784816
I haven't mounted it yet. I may have to get professional help for my Hyundai Tucson.
1784817
I have one above the door on my motorhome to see who is at the door. so as long as you have 12 volts their should be no problem,excellent idea.
1784818
I mounted a second camera to the rear of my camper trailer. I should have done it a long time ago! The ability to see what is behind you and when you have clearance to move over a lane is invaluable. I had to find a RCA cable long enough to reach from the trailer to the truck (36'). Radio Shack had them.
938973
Hi Kitty! I think the trailer is great for commuting but I'm not sure that I would do a long tour with it. It handles my 57lb dog just fine but I think I would want the quality, reliability and availability of parts if I was going to be out on the open road. It's a great trailer for the money but just not something I would trust touring. A Burley or something comparable would be money well spent if you can afford it. Happy Trails! Dan
834048
No I do not think that you would be able to mount it properly, to make it function properly.I could tell you more if I saw a picture of the trailer. My cell # is 918-541-7580 and my e-mail address is quinten8993@sbcglobal.net .Feel free to contact me as I would be happy to help you all that I can..
2277367
I installed the wireless backup camera on my pickup truck and I do have a very good connection from the camera to the receiver (mounted on the left hand driver side).In my experience using this unit, I would say that this will work just fine with the travel trailer.
2041948
I installed one in my motor home to replace a huge tube tv. I mounted a 32" LED TV weighing about 12lbs. The mount has held up nicely while traveling. This is a very solid unit, I guess it can hold more weight but might require additional support of the TV in the stored position to keep from bouncing while traveling. My 32" did not require any additional support. I recommend this unit.
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.
1987623
Yes, there is a very rugged trailer mount for this cylinder. Google AdventureTrailers [dot] com or call Martyn at 877-661-8097. They sell a trailer mount bracket for this exact cylinder. I just uploaded a photo of the cylinder in the bracket made by this exceptional company in my review of the cylinder. Look for the "Hank Hancock" review. At the time of my reply to your question, the photo has not yet been approved and posted. Hopefully it will.I do not work for AdventureTrailers. I am one of their customers.
1984845
I have mine mounted on my kayak and it stays plugged up to me trolling motor battery while it's in use. Thus far I haven't had any problems with it.
643444
I would imagine the product would work, but don't know what special requirements a travel trailer would have. For the price, I would try it.
299824
I have mine on a party barge so I don't travel that fast very often. But I don't see why not. I had left it up once when pulling it on the trailer at 50 - 55 for about 4 miles without a problem. The best thing to do is check with the manufacture for their recommendations.
1930323
i havent but word to the wise. The first time i tried to use mine the main bolt holding the bracket to the hitch insert broke in two just as i was leaving the driveway. i contacted Reese to advise them that they were using inferior bolts and they failed to get back to me . I have since replaced all the bolts with steel ones. It does work well with my 16 ft Coleman fiberglass canoe
2022154
Hi. I'm not familiar with the construction of RV's so I can't say whether or not it would mount well. I suspect that with the constant vibration of an RV on the road you'd want to have the mount REALLY well secured as well as the mounting to your screen. Ours is mounted through the wall directly into studs with the manufacturers heavy-duty screws. My advice would be to contact an RV dealer experienced with custom installations and see what they suggest. Good luck!
930434
I've had mine in the van towing an RV from Ohio to California and back with no problem.
75500
I really am no expert builder. I installed mine on my travel trailer and it rocks!!!!!!!!!1
1855815
yes I trailer my mule with the windshield in place. I travel about 100miles one way on interstate highways. haven't had any problems with the windshield. I have loaded the mule both ways on my trailer. hope this helps. frank
1842816
It's been over a year, and I didn't install it, but with my feeble memory, I'd have to say yes to all. I am using it as a mount on a table in a motorhome. It is very sturdy and working very well.
1086649
I have not. I do not know how fast you could go with it mounted on the outside of the car. Inside would be fine I would imagine.