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Can this be used vertically? For example on a rv or caravan rear ladder? Thanks! | Can this be used vertically? For example on a rv or caravan rear ladder? Thanks! | Hi Matt, That’s a really cool idea, I...

Hello I have a question on my 05 copper canyon sprinter.I bought this trailer used a few weeks back.In order to get 6 inches between tailgate and rv the nose of the camper is way up in the air.my springs dont seem shot on trailer.But ive noticed the rear trailer tires are rubbing on floor of rv. i believe it was supposed to have 205/75r15 tires from factory and it has 225 on it .If i go back to 205/75 it will help the rubbing situation but make the rv even lower. also my axle is already under the springs.do they make blocks and longer ubolts like for the rear of a truck or a taller center equalizer.I am at a loss as to what to do. |

To get the right system you would only need to know your total tongue weight (TTW), which is the tongue weight of your fully loaded and ready to go trailer plus the weight of any cargo behind the rear axle of your tow vehicle. |

However, the slots on top are tabs that can be removed to access the fixed mounting points in the rails to attach roof rack systems. For the best roof rack system for your vehicle that attaches directly to the fixed mounting points, I recommend the following parts: - Rhino-Rack Vortex Aero Crossbars - Aluminum - Black - 46" Long # RRVA118B-2 - RCL Legs for Rhino-Rack Crossbars and Pioneer Platforms - Fixed Mounting Points # RRRCL4 - Custom RCP Fit Kit for 4 Rhino-Rack RC and RV Series Roof Rack Legs - Fixed Mounting Points # RR66QJ - x2 of the Rear Wedges for Rhino-Rack Roof Rack Legs - 8.72 mm # RRSUB0671 - With this roof rack system, you can travel with a cargo box worry free at highway speeds. |