Allen, not much at all - it really depends on which HomePlow or WingMan you go with. The Meyer HomePlow #ME28FR comes with a wired auto-angling controller, but it can also run with Meyer’s optional wireless kit if you’d rather skip the cable…
Kyle, the HomePlows like #ME53FR lift about 8" in travel mode, while the WingMan #ME35FR lifts closer to 10" thanks to its larger hydraulics. That’s plenty to clear curbs or the edge of your apron. If your slope’s steep, you’ll appreciate…
Lisa, the HomePlow #ME53FR uses a true hydraulic lift and power-angling system, so it can apply real down pressure when you hold the lower control. That’s the main advantage over the electric HomePlows like the ##ME28FR and #ME88FR, which only lower…
Hey Dan. We've got three options that are close to your dimensions for a Jeep style fender. I have listed them below: Diamon Plate Single Axle Trailer Fender 13" to 15" Wheels item #CE18041ATB - 36" long x 10" wide x…
Hey Rick. There's no database that shows what parts are on your 2013 Sunnybrook Raven. So in order to recommend the correct CRE3000 and shackle bolt kit, I am going to need you to take some measurements for me. The shackle kit ones pretty simple…
Hello Joe, thanks for reaching out. The Demco #DM8550046 you mentioned is for a flatbed truck with a recessed gooseneck ball so this would not work for your setup. Instead what you will want is the following: - Demco Recon Gooseneck-to-5th Wheel…
Hey Rick. We have the upgraded model with the air bag that fits a Lippert 1621HD bolt pattern. It's the Shocker Hitch 5th Wheel to Gooseneck Coupler Kit w/ Demco eZ-Latch for Lippert and Rhino Box - 24K item #SHK99YR. Almost an identical setup to…
Greg, great question. The HomePlows #ME28FR and #ME53FR are for residential or light-duty use - 22" tall blades, lighter frames, and smaller hydraulic pumps. The HomePlow #ME88FR is the same as those, aside from only having an 18" tall…
I definitely understand how safety chain capacities and determining exactly what chain rating you need for your trailer can be a bit confusing. To keep it as simple as possible, safety chain requirements state that the breaking strength of EACH…
If you used strong enough brackets when installing the Single Axle Trailer Fender #CE18041ATB they'd be strong enough to support people of all shapes and sizes. These don't have a specific weight capacity but they are pretty strong. Normally…
Hey Carl, this is a great question that we have checked with MORryde on in the past. They told me in your situation to have you measure from the center of the front hanger bolt to the rear hanger bolt to pick out the correct SRE4000. If that distance…
Thanks for the picture Candice! I am sorry but the B&W Companion Gooseneck-to-5th-Wheel Trailer Hitch Adapter item #BWRVK3500 only works with B&W Turnoverball systems like item #BWGNRK1067. B&W's gooseneck system use a square receiver…
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Does the plow’s material really matter?
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