Carry-On Trailer 628 Porta ruota di scorta, nero

Name: Carry-On Trailer 628 Porta ruota di scorta, nero
Brand: Carry-On Trailer
SKU: 0654102006288
Price: 107.57 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Carry-On Trailer

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107.57

Carry-On Trailer è il più grande produttore di rimorchi al mondo che offre un'ampia gamma di pezzi di ricambio per rimorchi leggeri e medi. Siamo di proprietà americana e costruiti in America con un servizio clienti pluripremiato. Le nostre parti di ricambio sono sostituzioni OEM per rimorchi a mano e si adattano alla maggior parte degli altri rimorchi utilitari e da carico con un peso nominale lordo del veicolo di 2.990 libbre e inferiore.

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EAN: 0654102006288

Categories: Settore automobilistico, Accessori Esterni, Portaruota di scorta,

Nessun assemblaggio richiesto. Si monta su tubo fino a 4x4, canale 3x4, angolo 3x4 in posizione verticale. Si monta su guide superiori per tubi 2-3/8. Adatto a ruote a 4 e 5 alette, adatto a modelli di fori a 4 e 4,5 bulloni. Si adatta alla maggior parte dei telai per linguette e rimorchi. Utilizzare per pneumatici 8,10,12,13,14,15. Porta ruota di scorta.

Brand	Carry-On Trailer
Country of Origin	USA
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 639 ratings 4.6 out of 5 stars
Finish Type	Powder Coated
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	628
Item Weight	6.38 Pounds
Manufacturer	Carry-On Trailer
Material	Metal
Product Dimensions	5 x 5 x 12 inches
Vehicle Service Type	Trailer

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Scritto da: lizzardman

Works well on my Carry-On 5X8GW utility trailer.

Works well on my Carry-On 5X8GW utility trailer. I mounted it on the angle iron perimeter railing and it has held up well. The Amazon price was 1/2 the cost of buying the identical item locally. Thanks Amazon!

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Installation was easy

Great price with easy installation.

Scritto da: Jim

Needed a little "field Engineering".

Overall, the tire holder is a good value. My trailer is an angle iron frame tilt trailer. When I mounted the carrier, I could not get a second bolt hole to line up. My trailer is over 15 years old. The 5 hole pattern did not match the carrier. I drilled another hole in the mounting plate, got a longer bolt and life is good.

Scritto da: Slogans

Hardware too short

The tire rack is strong and sturdy, but the 4" bolts were too short. My trailer bumper is 4" square tube so had to buy 6" bolts. I was able to use the provided lock washers and nuts.

Scritto da: Tom Sims

Best for tube rail trailers - a little tricky for angle rail trailers

This is a sturdy item; however, the installation instructions that are included aren't very helpful. I found a YouTube video that helped; however, if you are planning a vertical installation on a utility trailer rail, you may need to get creative to get it installed securely in a full vertical position. You need to figure out where on your trailer you plan to install this prior to ordering it, or it could be a very frustrating afternoon trying to engineer a proper mounting position.

Scritto da: Dennis E. Sutton

Money well spent

I was able to go from box to completion in around 30 minutes. I did have to move the rack to the side , it interfered with the tongue Jack, ( short tongue ). The move took less than 10 minutes. I did the installation alone, a second person would make holding the parts up to start much easier. The rack is very high quality, and should last for years. Money well spent.

Scritto da: DMobley

Heavy duty

My trailer has the round pipe rails so I was a little concerned about it staying in place, but they thought of that. Fit well, very sturdy, and no more worries about not having a spare tire with me.

Scritto da: Dan Goetz

Little support goes a long way

Installed on carry-on 5x8 landscaping trailer. I put on back passenger side above break light. First install tightened very crooked as I figured it would due to my trailer angle iron. I found some 2x2 stop sign pole and put a 6” piece to fill the gap and wham-o .. level, plumb , and secure. I’m sure a block of wood will do fine for this scenario, i just got lucky with the metal i found.