Hey John, I'd be happy to help you out!
You'll likely need the MORryde Kit # MR46ZR that comes with 2-1/4" long shackle straps, or the Kit # MR76ZR that comes with 3-1/8" long shackle straps, but it would be a good idea to double check prior to ordering. To measure the suspension bolts, you'll measure from the back of the head to the end of the bolt where the threads are.
If your trailer uses standard 9/16" diameter suspension bolts then the bolts in these kits will work. When it comes... view full answer...
Hello John, thanks for reaching out. For the wet bolts you can measure the overall length or the length not including the head. Honestly when replacing this stuff, the bolts are going to be a standard length and diameter. Typically I would not even need you to measure them when replacing your suspension. As long as you get the shackle and equalizer size right, you can be sure the wet bolts that come with the kit will fit.
What you will need to measure are the shackle links and the equalizer.... view full answer...
Thank you for your question, Keith!
I wish it was as easy as plugging in your trailer information in and giving you all the part numbers but unfortunately, it's not that easy when it comes to trailers. To find the right parts, I'll need to get some additional information from you.
Below you will find a help article that will walking you through how to measure your leaf springs. The second article will go through all the parts that make up a double eye suspension set up as well as the... view full answer...
Thanks for the measurements and additional information! To determine which MORryde Equalizer you need you'll want to measure the distance at the bottom of your current equalizers from the center to the center of the bolt holes.
The MORryde item # MR87ZR measures 6-1/2" and is for 33" wheelbases.
The MORryde item # MR27ZR measures 8" and is for 35" wheelbases.
I have linked a couple of diagrams below.
To replace your 2-1/4" shackles, I recommend the MORryde Suspension Upgrade Kit item... view full answer...
In order to correctly measure a hub/drum you'd need to do so on the inside, where the shoes ride. I have attached a photo below that shows this. The Trailer Hub and Drum Assembly part # AKHD-545-35-K for example measures 10" x 2-1/4".
I have attached all of our options below. view full answer...
We went ahead and looked up the information regarding your Kedu HY60D switch. For a compatible switch that will work, I recommend the Mini Momentary Switch - On/Off/On - DPDT # 37213445. This particular switch has a cutout dimension of 0.745 inch tall x 0.5 inch wide. view full answer...
I have been in contact with Lippert, and I was able to get the individual brackets # LC84PJ added to our site. These will be direct replacements for the Lippert LC407131. As you are only needing these for the center hangers, you will need four of these to get you up and running. view full answer...
The Prime Guard Wheel Bearing Hi-Temp Red Grease part # L11380 16-oz tub will be enough to pack the wheel bearings and grease the spindle on your travel trailer. I have attached a helpful article for your reference about packing the bearings. The grease is designed for wheel bearings and other automotive parts such as ball joints and steering linkages so you can use it on other projects as well. view full answer...
Thank you for the pictures of the doorway width and height of your Cross Roads Sunset Trail. Based on the doorway width and the threshold height the correct MORryde Stepabove that you'd want is the part # MR98RR. This fits doorway widths of 23-3/4 inch to 26-1/4 inch and heights between 30-33-1/2 inch. view full answer...
The Drive RV Stereo # 324-000148 you currently have isn't going to play Blu-ray DVD's so if you're trying to play anything other than a standard DVD you won't be able to. Typically if DVD's aren't reading you can use some compressed air to blow out the disc reader as it may have some dirt/debris causing this issue. Other than cleaning the disc tray and the disc there isn't much you can really besides taking the stereo apart and replacing the disc reader which wouldn't be worth the time... view full answer...
What you're going to want to do is replace your pin box if you're hitting your Ram Boxes while making sharp turns. If you have a Lippert 1716, 1116, and 0115 pin box then # RP77FR is the correct pin box. If you have a Lippert 0719, 1621, and 1621HD then # RP34FR is the correct pin box.
The MORryde Cushioned 5th Wheel Pin Box for 11.5K to 14K Trailers w/ Atwood AB-72 # MR73VR you reference is not going to fix the issue you're having, what this is going to do is reduce back and fourth chucking... view full answer...
I looked up the owners manual for your truck and your maximum trailer weight capacity is 9,200 lbs and your GCWR is 15,000 lbs.
Timbrens # TGMRCK15S are designed to help support the rear of the vehicle when towing a trailer. They essentially stop the vehicle from sagging too far in the rear. I recommend getting a weight distribution hitch that pairs well with the travel trailer that you decide on. We have many to choose from that will help with sagging and sway control.
I have provided... view full answer...
I spoke with Everchill and I was able to confirm with them that there is no replacement parts available for the:
-Everchill RV Wine Cooler # 324-000113, unfortunately.
With that being said, the only option for you is to replace the entire unit with # 324-000113. I know it's not an ideal situation but as I've confirmed with the manufacturer this is going to be the only option for you. view full answer...
It sounds like you're looking for the Replacement Lift Handle for Curt Weight Distribution Systems # C17112. This bar will work with Curt trunnion bar and round bar weight distribution systems. view full answer...
No, the lid for the MaxxAir MaxxFan Mini Roof Vent w/ 12V Fan # MA00-04301M has to be closed while driving. The workaround to this is to install the MaxxAir FanMate RV and Trailer Roof Vent Cover # MA00-955001. This cover is designed specifically to fit over your vent to allow you to utilize your vent while traveling or in any inclement weather. It installs using EZClip pins that will simply slide through the four connection points already on your MaxxAir Vent. view full answer...
Thanks for reaching out, Michelle!
The Atwood line of water heaters was discontinued a handful of years ago so there aren't any replacement parts that are made anymore. You might be able to find something used on a marketplace type shop, but your best bet is to get a completely new water heater so you can get new parts for it easier in the future.
I recommend replacing your water heater with the Furrion RV Tankless Water Heater # FR98SR because this system actually outperforms the older... view full answer...
I have a better hitch solution for your 2012 CrossRoads Sunset Trail Super Lite than the # 13703. Instead I'd recommend the Curt # E-100 as this hitch installs on the 4 inch square bumper your trailer has which allows you to not have worry about stabilizer jack interference, installs much easier, and gives you a hitch that's easier to access as it won't be recessed behind the rear bumper.
This has same capacities as the # 13703 that you referenced as well. view full answer...
The correct braking assemblies for your 2016 Crossroads Sunset Trail Super Lite 15 250RB are going to be dependent on the size of your drums.
Since your trailer has a GVWR of 7582 and tandem axles it more than likely uses 10" brake assemblies which are the Dexter # 23-468-469 or the etrailer # AKEBRK-35-SA. You can confirm this by measuring the diameter and depth of your drums following the included diagram.
Neither kit comes with new mounting hardware so if your current hardware is in... view full answer...
Yes, you would need to wire the cameras of the Furrion Vision S Wireless RV Observation Camera System w/ Side Marker Light Cameras - 5" Screen # FCE48TASL-05 differently to use them when you are not hooked up to your truck, or you would need to find a way to send power to only the running light circuit from your trailer's battery when you are hooked up to shore power.
How we typically recommend you do this is running a power wire to each camera yourself and then connecting them to a switch... view full answer...
Hi Eric,
To replace each of these components you'll first need to take some measurements. For the axle you'll need to remove a wheel on each side and measure from the face of the hub on one side over to the face on the other side of the axle. I would jack up the back by the frame to get the two rear wheels off. Next you'll need to measure the spring seats from center to center.
For the bearings and seals you can check them to see if their part numbers are still stamped into them. If... view full answer...
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