How Wide is Malone Crossbar Conversion Kit # MPG475 Excluding Crossbar  

The Square U-Bolts #381344UB are 1-3/4" wide on the interior of the 3/8" U-bolt. These are 4" long from the inside of the U to the end of the threads. They can be used in place of the U-Bolts that came with the Malone Crossbar…

The Malone TopTier Load Bar Kit for Utility Trailers part #MPG493 fits 4' wide and 5' wide trailer decks so it would not be compatible with your 6 foot wide utility trailer. The Malone Crossbar Conversion Kit for Standard Utility Trailer part…

The U shape below the crossbars on the Malone Crossbar Conversion #MPG475 is 45" wide.

The U-Bolts that arrive with the Malone Crossbar Conversion Kit #MPG475 Hardware Kit are 1/2" U-Bolts that 6" long & 2" wide.

You'll be pleased to hear the base of the: -Malone Crossbar Conversion Kit for Standard Utility Trailer #MPG475 measures 32" before the bar starts to curve upwards. I have also attached an image showing this measurement for you to check…

The crossbars of the Malone Crossbar Conversion Kit #MPG475 that you referenced are 13-3/4 inches tall so this kit would easily fit over your trailer side rails that are 11 inches tall.

The weight capacity for the set of crossbars part #MPG475 is 165 lb so it wouldn't have the capacity for the 210 lbs you mentioned. You'd have to look into the Malone trailer part #MAL53FR which has a higher 400 lb capacity and would work…

I checked with Malone about the Malone Crossbar Conversion Kit for Standard Utility Trailer part #MPG475 and confirmed the weight capacity as 400 lbs evenly distributed.

The Malone Crossbar Conversion Kit item #MPG475 comes with two 78" crossbars that are 13-3/4" tall when put together. The crossbars are made of 1-1/4" square steel so you will have about 11" - 11-1/4" of a gap inside the…

The best option we offer for converting a utility trailer to a recreational use trailer like one that hauls kayaks and canoes is the Malone Crossbar Conversion Kit for Standard Utility Trailer part #MPG475. It comes with brackets, hardware, and…

The difference between the Class II and Class III hitches has to do with their Gross Trailer Weight (GTW), their Tongue Weight (TW), and their Hitch Receiver Size. Class II trailer hitch receivers have a 1-1/4 inch receiver and can be rated up to…

In order to determine the torque rating for the lug nuts on your trailer you will need to know check out the chart I attached that shows all of the torque specs for all the trailer lugs available based on stud size, wheel material and wheel size.