The more you build up that catwalk the more likely you are to get the corner of the trailer to make contact in a turn on an incline
I have a custom built trailer. Had to get higher 5th wheel plate legs installed to prevent just that
Need flush APU mounts (I need my catwalk)
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Not a very good pic but it was pretty level and I may have a different catwalk?
I also wrapped mine to match the trailer
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your only option is to drill holes in the frame. The back of the apu has bolt slots.Attached Files:
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I appreciate all the input.
One thing I didn’t consider with fabbing a mount, that CAXPT mentioned, is rubber isolators. I reckon an APU solid mounted to the frame would drive me a bit mad at night.
Edit: that being said, I just looked and didn’t notice any rubber on my existing mounts.Last edited: May 10, 2022
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This is what mine looks like on a factory installed cascadia.
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