I have a 22 ft boat tandom axle trailer is tireaide ( 4.5) ) suffecient or tireaid Plus(5.5)a better option
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The 4.5 should be sufficient. When you pull the trailer up on the tireaide, the other axle rises to the same height. The only reason I can see for having another inch is if the fender wraps down over the tire pretty far, making it hard to get the tire out from under it.
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I have the 4.5 for a travel trailer. It does not get the tire to be repaired totally off the ground due to the suspension. I have to use a small hydraulic jack. The 4.5 helps take off the trailer weight. I would go with the 5.5 if I had to do it again. Biggr is always better. I had a 23 foot deck boat on a galvanized trailer and believe it weighed more than the travel trailer..... Hope this helps
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I'm almost for certain that this is a 3/4" Axle and the width maybe wider than 3 inches, but you can get on Marathons website and they can tell you for sure. They are really helpful in these situations. Anyway, I ordered two of the wheels for my utility trailer and they are great. The only thing you may have a problem with is the bearings and I would order an extra set, which are next to nothing in cost. Good luck and I hope I have shed some light on your problem. JB
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A 3 axle trailer would carry a 5 to 7 ton load... It really should have brakes on all 3...
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Mine is a 15 foot boat with windshield, it has plenty slag, but 4 foot longer, in my opinion, it either marginal or risky, I would get next size. you probably knew, returning a item is pain and costly. Good luck.....
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The 6400 has the, Trailer Adaptor Kit (TK 3000) that allows you to place the wheel chock on a trailer. Yes it will support the fatter tire, you can adjust the space and hight for the specific tire. Just follow the manufactures instructions.
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I did a 22 foot boat and used less than half of the components. I applied the system using Meguiar's dual action buffer. My boat is fairly new and stored indoors during the winter. Given this I'd order 2.
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That depends on where your are using it. Size is more decided by river, or lake current, type of boat. I have a 24 foot cuddy on the niagra river. My primary anchor is a 25 pound. My secondary is a 16. I use them together.
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Offhand I would think that your rig (tires/suspension) may have too much play to allow this to work. I took a chance ordering mine, and it worked, but my trailer is much smaller than yours. Perhaps ask a fellow camper to 'test drive' theirs, or ask a dealer to try it out first before you spend the money.
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That depends on the height of the trailer you'll be towing. Go to this site to read about how to figure it out. http://www.etrailer.com/question-14216.html
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Rodney. It should work just fine. I tow a 30 foot travel trailer and it solved my problem. Don
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My trailer has 10 inch tires and it works on this size. I don' know about your size.
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I use on my 250 truck And fully loaded 3 horse trailer. I think it helps both with traction
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I agree with Crams77 it's any TW upto 1000. My trailer runs about 540 lbs on the tw
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Due to the size of your trailer, I would go with something pneumatic. I use these Hitachi's to manufacture and assemble POP displays and cabinetry.
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Most trailers are a standard 5 lug. U need to measure the diameter of your current inner and out bearings. If u have a northern tools or harbor freight near u they have a wall in a trailer section you can put your bearings on to check. I just use a ruler. These are much better quality than those stores sell
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I use mine on a boat trailer but my boat weighs about 1000lbs. You should be ok since each tire would be loaded with 750lbs. plus trailer weight. Check the posted load rating on tire to be sure.
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Judging by your tire size, I would go with the 28 inch.Sorry for the delay in answering, but I was out of town until today. Good Luck.