How to Raise Your Travel Trailer Height

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My 2021 keystone sprinter campfire 5th wheel with road armor . rides Really low in the back end I can’t bring the front down any lower. So I was looking into maybe a block like a lift kit but don’t want to lose any stability Caz it halls great now just half to watch my bumper everywhere we go.

i have a 2006 37 ' montana fifth wheel. The part of the trailer that goes over the bed only clears the rails of my 2020 Denali bed by 1". The springs on the trailer are already on top of the axle. I can raise my companion hitch 1 more inch and my pinbox 2.5". This causes the rear of the trailer to ride very low and will still cause the trailer to hit the tailgate of the truck. I need to raise the trailer 4". What is the best method to do this? Thank you.

I ordered the kit for 2 3/8" axle. Contemplating 'flipping' but wondering on a 1946 Bantam T3-C with 31" tires, newer axle, and roof top tent, will it provide too much lift and will the COG be unsafe? Its a small trailer that weighs less than 500lbs dry and under 900lbs fully, fully loaded. I tow with a 2008 Lexus GX470 with a 3" lift and 35" tires.

Thanks for the help. Do you have the parts I need to add shocks to the trailer (1946 Bantam)?

I have a 1947 Bantam trailer that I use off-road and have a roof top tent mounted to it. Currently the leafs are under the axle. By flipping the axle and installing the leafs above, which spring seats do i need?

i have a 2018 artic wolf bths and it sits on my truck great but is high where it sits on my anderson hitch which makes it very low on the rear of the camper. How can this be fixed? also i have adjusted the hitch and pin box all that can be done and the problem still exist.

i have a brand new 2021 sandstorm 242gscl toy hauler dual axle do you guys carry the axle flip conversion for this particular trailer or they all about the same im assuming i have dexter axles

My 2005 Cardinal is from the time when a lot of trailers had cracks develop in the frame rails. Won't flipping the axles make this problem worse?

I own a 1994 Fleetwood Prowler 19e with Tandem Axles like your examples. So Iam thinking I have a Dexter Axles looking for a cheap lift kit and electric brake kit any idea what size that would use ?

I have a 1987 33ft Prowler that i have restored and brought back to life. My last problem to over come is ground clearance. My waste pipe is only 6" off the ground. I also have a double tandem axel with 4inch drop. Is it safe to go from a underslung to a overslung setup with a 4'' drop axel. Would the height work out to high for safety reason. With the 4"drop on the axel plus the diameter of the axel plus the spring thickness this would raise the trailer around 7 to 8 inches. Your thoughts would mean a lot to me and the safety of my family Thank you

We want to raise our 1975 19.5' Coachmen Cadet, as ground clearance is super low. We realized we have drop axles and our springs are pretty flat. Switching to a straight axle, we are noticing measurements don't seem to match up. Are the old drop axles going to measure out differently than new straight ones?

I have Dexter double eye leaf springs on my 1997 SunnyBrook travel trailer I would like buy a over under conversion kit but I don't know what size of axle I have for the kit

Flipping my axle was the best upgrade I ever did to my trailer. Made a world of difference with my steep apron on my driveway.