Hi Hayden; that bolt pattern is really uncommon but I believe it can be found on some really old Airstream trailers. There are no modern replacements that will match. The best option is to replace the hub with one that has a common bolt pattern like…
Hi Jason, We're unable to verify what seal is on any specific trailer, unfortunately, so to determine the right one for your Jayco, you'll need to know the shape and take a quick measurement. The #SR26ZR is 3/4" wide x 1/2" tall and…
Hey Jim, Leaf spring ratings are listed as the axle's capacity which would mean that a pair of the #DX73CR would be rated for 2,800lbs. A single #DX73CR would only be rated for 1,400lbs. Since you have 3,500lb axles you'll need to make sure…
The bolt pattern of 5 on 5 inch that there are 5 studs and the distance across the bolt circle is 5 inches. Most likely you have the more common 5 on 4-1/2 inch bolt pattern like what the wheel of the #AM20537 has instead. I attached a help article…
According to the fit specifications, the E-Z Flex #K71-652-00 are to fit tandem axles with 33 inches of axle spacing. You can also measure your current equalizers to make sure #K71-652-00 will be the correct replacement for your trailer's…
I would be happy to walk you through how to determine which replacement components you will need, but you will need to take a few measurements of the components on your trailer. First the #013-144-03 you were looking at measures 7-3/4" from…
If you have a trailer wheel that has a 6 lug setup you are going to have a bolt pattern of 6 on 5-1/2 inches. This is the standard 6 lug wheel bolt pattern that trailer rims have. If you are unsure you can check out the help article I attached that…
I did some research and the tires we have in our selections available will be "too skinny" to work with your rim. We do have tire and wheel combinations that would work if you are willing to replace everything. For example, Item #LHAW124 is…
I recommend using the 601 Flooring Adhesive in a 1 Gallon #TS76FR or 4 Gallon #TS26FR depending on your application. The 601 does not have the pressure sensitive requirements of the 801, 1 Gallon #TS86FR and 4 Gallon #TS58FR adhesives.
Start by plugging in the brake control adapter #3020-P into the OEM harness located under the steering wheel, just to the right of the emergency brake pedal. Then find a place to mount the brake controller. It should be in a position that is easily…
For a 12,000 lb. electric car trailer winch like the Bulldog Winch Trailer Winch part #BDW10040, I recommend a standard 12 volt lead acid battery rated up to at least 650 cold cranking amps (CCA). As long as the battery is rated up to 650 CCA then…
Hi Andrea, The Checkerboard Vinyl Flooring #TS29FR is just a roll of vinyl so with the proper adhesive you could use it anywhere. You'll want to use #TS76FR for a wood only subfloor or #TS86FR for wood, metal, or concrete subfloor.
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