Hello Rachael, The propane model #FSRD22LASS cannot be used without the electric because it is needed to spark the ignitor, but I have a different solution. You are not the first person to bring up the annoying lights on the oven, the JR Products…
Hello Jeremy, I sent that number over to lippert and they were not able to find anything. Can you please send me a picture of the sticker if it is still on there? Should have a S/N number and and RPO number, I included a picture of what the stickers…
Hey Vernon, great to hear from you again! For your trailer that has a GVWR of 11,295 lbs I actually recommend stepping up one level and going with the 18.5K #WS49MR which has the same 6" drop and fits a 2-1/2" hitch receiver like the 12.5K…
Hey Robert, the ends of the Thinline Opti-Brite LED Utility Light Strip #ILL72CB are designed to pop off to access the mounting hardware so you'd want to pop them up and off.
Hey Barry, so the GE Profile Propane RV Range with Glass Cover #GE24VR used to come with a glass lid but it looks like they updated it and now it is sold separately like with the part #GE74VR.
Hey Ken, the Replacement TPMS Grayscale Display Monitor for TST 507 Series #TST97FR is not backlit for better brightness. The idea behind this version was to be easier to read in direct sunlight so a backlight wasn't planned. They do also have…
Hey Kitti, I attached a couple help articles to this page that detail how to determine how much solar power you would need. There are a few factors so there isn't a set number we can give you at this time. Check out the links (down below) and if…
The part #277-000114 that you referenced can only turn on both lights or turn off both lights. They can not be activated independently. You may instead be interested in the LED Dome Light part #277-000340.
The Gustafson RV Pancake Light #277-000340 that you referenced has LED bulbs which are going to last a long enough time that you'd never really have to worry about replacing them. They aren't replaceable but since they are LED panels you…
We have plenty of shade options available that would attach to a hanging ceiling light. For example the shade part #277-000480 fits the RV ceiling light part #277-000328 which has a screw-in cylinder finial that would be used to hold the shade onto…
The difference between the Class II and Class III hitches has to do with their Gross Trailer Weight (GTW), their Tongue Weight (TW), and their Hitch Receiver Size. Class II trailer hitch receivers have a 1-1/4 inch receiver and can be rated up to…
Hey Jim Bob! The Blue Ox Leveling Kit with Wheel Chocks for Trailers and RVs item #BLU47UR only weighs 7-1/2 lbs. They come in a really nice carrying case too so transporting them and storing them will be pretty easy. They have a 30,000 lbs capacity…
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