This Maypole jockey wheel is designed for medium-duty trailers and caravans, supporting a static n...This Maypole jockey wheel is designed for medium-duty trailers and caravans, supporting a static nose weight of up to 180kg. It features a 48mm outer tube diameter and a height extension range of 310mm, with a handle extension of 110mm. The tyre size is 260x77mm. Supplied without a clamp, this jockey wheel is constructed for durability with a wide pneumatic tyre and steel rim to prevent sinking into soft ground. It has a clear zinc plate finish. The telescopic design makes it a heavy-duty component, ideal for caravans. Maypole is a leading UK supplier in towing and leisure equipment.
This guide is for owners of the Maypole 4375 jockey wheel, designed for medium-duty trailers and caravans. The primary benefit is its ability to easily maneuver your trailer with a static nose weight of up to 180kg. Note that a clamp is not included, so you'll need to source one separately.
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Model Part Number
4375
Brand
Maypole
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FAQs
What is the maximum static nose weight this jockey wheel can support?
The Maypole 4375 jockey wheel can support a static nose weight of up to 180kg.
What size clamp do I need?
You will need a 48mm clamp, as the outer tube diameter of the jockey wheel is 48mm.
Does the jockey wheel come with a clamp?
No, the clamp is not included and must be purchased separately.
What type of tyre does the jockey wheel have?
It has a 260x77mm pneumatic tyre.
How do I maintain the tyre pressure?
Regularly check the tyre pressure and inflate it to the recommended pressure using a standard tire pressure gauge.
How do I clean the jockey wheel?
Use a damp cloth to wipe down the tube and tyre to remove dirt and debris.
Is this jockey wheel suitable for all trailers?
It is suitable for medium-duty trailers and caravans. Always check the nose weight capacity to ensure it is compatible with your trailer.
What is the handle extension for?
The handle extension provides leverage, making it easier to maneuver the trailer.
Troubleshooting
Jockey wheel is difficult to raise or lower.
Lubricate the height adjustment mechanism with a light grease.
Tyre is flat.
Inflate the tyre to the recommended pressure or replace the tyre if damaged.
Jockey wheel won't stay in position.
Tighten the clamp securely to the trailer drawbar.
Rust or corrosion on the metal parts.
Clean the affected areas and apply a protective coating or rust inhibitor.
Jockey wheel sinks into soft ground.
Consider using a jockey wheel foot plate (not included) to provide a larger surface area.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable construction with a steel rim for longevity.
Pneumatic tyre prevents sinking on soft surfaces.
Wide height adjustment range for different trailers.
Easy to maneuver trailers with a handle extension.
High weight capacity suitable for medium-duty applications.
Corrosion-resistant clear zinc plate finish.
Cons
Clamp not included, requiring a separate purchase.
Pneumatic tyre may require occasional inflation.
Limited to a static nose weight of 180kg.
Requires some assembly upon installation.
May be too large for very small trailers.
Pneumatic tyres are prone to punctures
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
Mounting: The jockey wheel is designed to be mounted to the trailer's drawbar using a suitable clamp (not included). Ensure the clamp is compatible with a 48mm outer tube.
Installation: Insert the jockey wheel into the clamp and tighten securely. The clamp should hold the wheel firmly in place, allowing it to swivel and move up and down.
Height Adjustment: Use the handle to adjust the height of the jockey wheel to match the height of your trailer's hitch.
Compatibility
Trailers & Caravans: Suitable for medium-duty trailers and caravans with a static nose weight up to 180kg.
Clamp: Requires a 48mm clamp, which is not included.
Care
Inflation: Regularly check the tyre pressure and inflate it as needed. Use a standard tire pressure gauge.
Cleaning: Clean the jockey wheel regularly to remove dirt and debris. Use a damp cloth to wipe the tube and the tyre.
Lubrication: Occasionally lubricate the moving parts, such as the height adjustment mechanism, with a light grease to ensure smooth operation.
Inspection: Regularly inspect the jockey wheel for signs of wear and tear, such as damage to the tyre or rust on the metal parts.