Lusheer Carrier Bracket Trailer Patterns Review

Seems well done. However, my trailer and possibly yours will require some modifications. It protrudes far beyond the stanchion bushing and doesn't tighten all the way. In fact, he just flops, he's so free. Welding is an option, but I'm not sure I want to permanently attach it to my trailer. Once I've decided I'll maybe post an update with some photos. Everything seems to be in order here as well, only the shaft that goes into the stake pocket probably needs to be shortened.

This block is dangerous The block itself is well assembled except for the bottom mounting plate which is too thin and deforms allowing the bolt to come out. If using this add washers under the plate to keep it from warping and drill a hole through the rack pocket and this unit then tighten the bolt and locknut. So how do I know that on the second day of use I hit a pothole and that tire connection broke off and ended up behind my windshield just inches from the car?

Suitable for high stake pockets. There is a gap of about 1/8 inch between the pendant and the bracket. As a result, the bracket sits crooked due to the design. Of course you can tighten and secure the screw, but you can't do that with a trailer either. If the screw is overtightened, the bottom flange will bend. Either a stop must be welded underneath the corner post so that it is flush with the post pocket, or a washer must be fitted between the console and the trailer. For the price it's worth