A-Frame Trailer Coupler - Yoke Latch - Black - 2" Ball - Weld On - 8,000 lbs

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• Replacement Trailer Coupler Repair Kit for Trailer Coupler
  It looks like you need a trailer coupler repair kit for your trailer coupler. If that is the case then I would love to help but unfortunately I cannot identify the correct replacement coupler repair kit for you based on the photo you have attached. The only way for us to get you the correct replacement coupler repair kit is if you can provide us with the part number for your trailer coupler as they are not universal. I would also like to point out that we do not carry a coupler repair kit...
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• Replacement Yoke Coupler for 2 Inch Hitch Ball
  Unfortunately we do not carry the Atwood Yoke Coupler Repair kit any longer. Atwood was bought out and that kit was discontinued. I recommend replacing your coupler with the A-Frame Trailer Coupler - Yoke Latch - Black - 2" Ball - Weld On - 8,000 lbs # CA-5210-B.
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• How to Determine Actual Weight Capacity of Tandem Axle Trailer
  Your trailer should have an identification/safety sticker that indicates its gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) which is the most the loaded trailer can weigh. If it is a brand new trailer this will unambiguously tell you its capacity; if it was pre-owned it is possible replacement parts were installed. It does sound as though your trailer was over-spec on the axles (a total capacity of 7000-lbs) relative to the coupler on the trailer which you said is rated for 5000-lbs trailer weight....
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• Recommended A-Frame Coupler for Flatbed/Car Hauler Trailer
  The Yoke style or Collar-Lok style couples are definitely the best to use when it comes to loading heavy weight in a trailer, like a car. I recommend looking into the weight of your trailer and the vehicle you plan on hauling before deciding on a coupler. The A-Frame Trailer Coupler # CA-5210-B is a great option that is rated for up to 8,000 lbs but if you are needing something rated even higher than that the Bulldog Collar-Lok # BD028463 or # BD028499 is the better route to go as they...
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• Recommended Replacement Coupler for Atwood A-Frame 2 Inch Coupler
  To remove the old welded A-frame coupler, you will need to have it cut off. Then you will need to have the new one welded in its place. I recommend the A-Frame Trailer Coupler - Yoke Latch - Black - 2" Ball - Weld On - 8,000 lbs # CA-5210-B for the complete replacement. This is a very sturdy coupler made by Ram who manufactures most OEM travel Trailer Couplers. I've attached a video to assist. Atwood parts are either discontinued or being discontinued because they were bought out...
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• etrailer Coupler or Pro Series A-Frame Coupler for Coleman Camper
  The etrailer coupler # CA-5210-B is very similar to the Pro Series coupler # PSE338050303. Since the also are priced similarly I also would go with the higher rated # CA-5210-B as well.
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• Will A-Frame Trailer Coupler part # CA-5210-B Replace Atwood Coupler on Trailer
  Yes, the A-Frame Trailer Coupler part # CA-5210-B will replace the Atwood coupler you have and work well. Basically all A-frame couplers like this are made to be universal in the way they install so this coupler would fit and work well.
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• Recommended Replacement Coupler for Atwood 2 Inch Coupler
  Unfortunately, Atwood no longer has the repair kits available. They were bought out and the company that now owns them stopped producing the repair parts you need. I recommend the A-Frame Trailer Coupler - Yoke Latch # CA-5210-B for your replacement which will need to be welded in place just like your current trailer coupler.
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• A-Frame Coupler That Accepts 2 Inch Hitch Ball
  Thanks for the photos, and I can confirm that you do have an A-frame style of coupler. We do not have a latch repair kit by that manufacturer for an A-frame coupler for a 2 inch hitch ball, so the best we can offer is a new A-frame coupler. There are both bolt-on and weld-on options available. - Bolt-On: Demco A-Frame Trailer Coupler with Jack Hole - eZ-Latch # DM14793-81 - Weld-On: A-Frame Trailer Coupler - Yoke Latch # CA-5210-B I have added links below to some video reviews...
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• Where Do I Look If I Can't Find the VIN on a 1997 Doo Little 20 Foot Trailer?
  Usually brand name trailer manufacturers will indicate the unique vehicle identification number (VIN) on the same plaque that carries their brand name, model number information and the trailer specifications. If you cannot find the VIN on the trailer tongue you can check for plaques on other parts of the trailer. It may even be stamped into the frame. Perhaps you can find some helping hands to assist you in moving the trailer around to check its underside (especially near the axle and...
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• Is There a Difference Between A-Frame and Straight Tongue Trailer Couplers
  Yes there is a difference between couplers for an a-frame trailer and a straight tongue trailer. They are a very different design so if you have an a-frame trailer you'd need something like the # CA-5210-B which you can see matches the shape of the a-frame or for a straight tongue you'd want the # CT-3002-Z.
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• Replacement Yoke Latch for Older Atwood Coupler
  We do not currently have a latch repair kit available for the A-Frame Trailer Coupler # CA-5210-B that you referenced. I also don't believe the same latch assembly from this unit would install on your existing Atwood model without significant modifications. I know it's not really want you want to hear but your best option at this point is to replace what you have with another similar Yoke Latch Coupler like the above-mentioned etrailer.com # CA-5210-B. As you mentioned this would require...
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• Troubleshooting Latch Not Fully Engaging on Ram Coupler
  The first thing that comes to mind is that there might be some debris or corrosion that's preventing the latch handle from fully engaging when pulled down. I recommend giving the coupler a thorough inspection, both on top of the unit around the latch and inside the coupler, cleaning out as best you can any debris and corrosion that could be causing the issue. If this doesn't resolve the problem then something may have gotten bent somehow on the mechanism. I can't be sure as to what...
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• Replacement Coupler Recommendation for Damaged A-Frame Coupler
  I really wish we had the specific part you circled in the picture you submitted but that's not something we carry. Our best solution would be to replace the A-Frame coupler with something like the A-Frame Coupler part # CA-5210-B that you referenced.
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• A-Frame Coupler For Trailer That Measures 8-1/2 Inches Wide At The A-frame Tongue
  I went out to the warehouse and measured the coupler part # CA-5210-B and the inside width of the coupler measures 8-3/4 inches. The 9-1/2 inch wide measurement is the outside width of the coupler. If the spot on your tongue where the coupler installs does not measure 8-3/4 or close to it you can shim the coupler with a thin piece of metal when you weld it on. It is not a good idea to cut the the coupler or the trailer frame because it can negatively affect the structural integrity...
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• Extended A-Frame Coupler with 2 Inch Ball for a Casita Travel Trailer
  Yes, there are trailer couplers that have a greater distance between the center of the coupler where the ball sits to the center of the jack tube hole. However, this is not really by design for this exact purpose and I am not sure it would get you the extra clearance you need to lower your tailgate without hitting the tongue jack. The best option for this is an extended ball mount like you are using now. That said, the Sleeve-Lock A-Frame Trailer Coupler part # CA-5196-B will provide...
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• Tongue Weight Capacity of etrailer.com A-Frame Trailer Coupler
  The etrailer.com coupler, part # CA-5210-B, has a maximum tongue weight capacity of 1,200 pounds. The max towing capacity is 8,000 pounds. That's going to cover the majority of 2 inch hitch balls.
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• Determining Weight Rating Needed for Trailer Coupler
  The etrailer.com A-Frame Trailer Coupler # CA-5210-B referenced in your question features an 8,000 pound weight capacity, which refers to the overall weight of the trailer. Since you plan on loading the trailer up over 9,000 pounds, this will not be the best option. We do have higher rated couplers available that would not require you to change from a 2 inch hitch ball, such as the Demco A-Frame Trailer Coupler # DM14793-81 that has a 10,000 pound capacity. I have also attached a link that...
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• Selecting A-Frame Coupler Repair Kit
  Coupler repair kits are usually brand-specific but sometimes a kit made for one brand of coupler can work on another. Still, it is best to find a brand name and/or part number on the item so that you can order the exact correct kit for it. We have several a-frame couplers that look a lot like the unit you referenced, part # CA-5210-B, that you can see on the linked page. You may be able to confirm which you have by comparing your coupler to the photos. All a-frame coupler repair...
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• How to Determine Correct Hitch Ball Size for Hadco MK-61 Trailer Coupler
  There are three sizes of hitch ball that are all in the same general size ballpark: 1-7/8-inch, 50mm and 2-inch. If your coupler has an adjustment option that may do the trick, but if not you may want to replace the coupler with one that does indicate the correct ball size. This is typically stamped on the coupler as a safety requirement (thank you for checking your coupler for this information). We do offer coupler rebuild kits but nothing for Hadco. Our range of couplers is shown on...
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• Weight of A-Frame Trailer Coupler # CA-5210-B
  The A-Frame Trailer Coupler with Yoke Latch # CA-5210-B weighs just over 7-lbs. The black powder coat finish is great for resisting corrosion and it has an 8000-lb capacity.
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• Coupler Replacement for Rattling Collar Style Coupler on Trailer
  The A-frame Trailer Yoke Coupler part # CA-5210-B is a great option for a coupler replacement. The yoke style of coupler like this is a great option that will fit tight and not rattle or make any noise.
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• Replacement for A-Frame Coupler With Yoke Latch
  There isn't a way to convert a latch, and there aren't any yoke latch repair kits unfortunately, so the best we can offer is a replacement A-frame coupler. If you want to stick with the yoke-style latch you can use the 8,000 lb A-Frame Trailer Coupler - Yoke Latch # CA-5210-B. Or you can upgrade to the popular eZ Latch Demco A-Frame Trailer Coupler # DM14793-81. The eZ Latch just snaps right into place without having to mess with opening and closing it so this would be my recommendation...
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• A-Frame Coupler Replacement Needed for a 2008 Fleetwood Bayside Popup Camper
  Although we don't have a way to know what will be a direct replacement for your 2008 Fleetwood Bayside Popup Camper, I have attached a link to our selection of A-Frame couplers for you to filter through. This includes the popular A-Frame Trailer Coupler part # CA-5210-B which comes in black, is compatible with a 2" hitch ball, and is rated for up to 8,000 lbs so it will be able to handle the 3,500 lbs that you referenced. Attached is a review video that you can check out for more...
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• What Size Jack Tube Fits A-Frame Trailer Coupler CA-5210-B
  If you are talking about the hole for a jack on A-Frame coupler # CA-5210-B you will want a jack with a 2-1/4 inch outer tube diameter. This coupler also has holes for a bolt on jack if you would rather go that way. For either style though you will want a 2-1/4 inch outer tube.
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• Are Jack Mount Threads of A-Frame Trailer Coupler # CA-5210-B Fine or Coarse Thread
  The threaded bolt holes on the jack mount of the A-Frame trailer coupler part # CA-5210-B are coarse thread. It's actually pretty interesting that the holes are threaded. Nearly every single jack mount like this is not threaded and is designed for nuts and bolts instead. I still think this would be the preferred method.
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• Replacement Coupling Kit for 2003 Atwood Utility Trailer
  The replacement for an Atwood P/N 88555 is the etrailer # CA-5210-B, weld on A-Frame trailer coupler featuring a yoke latch on 2" ball with 8000 pounds capacity. This has a real nice powder coat black finish that will resist rust for a long time. I have attached a link to this product page and a review video.
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• Availability of Repair Kit for Atwood Yoke Style Coupler
  The AT15775 part that you referenced was a replacement latch repair kit from Atwood for yoke style A-frame couplers. This kit is no longer available. Atwood was recently bought out and their parts are becoming more and more difficult to find, so your best option is likely to replace your coupler altogether. For a replacement yoke style coupler for 2 inch hitch balls, I recomend the etrailer.com # CA-5210-B. This coupler features overall dimensions of 13-3/4 inches long, 9-1/2 inches...
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• Availability of Latch Repair Kit for Fulton A-Frame Coupler for 2 inch Ball
  Fulton hasn't offered as 2 inch ball compatible A-Frame coupler in some years, so they no longer offer a repair kit. I'm sorry to say, I'd give a pretty good chance that the # CA-5100-RK would be a likely fit, but I couldn't guarantee it'll fit. To be absolutely sure, you might think about replacing the coupler with something like # CA-5210-B.
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