There may be a repair/rebuild kit that you can use for your Atwood coupler. The kits are model specific so if you are able to provide a model number of your coupler I can see what we have available. Generally with some older Atwood couplers they can be tricky to repair and parts may not be available. In these cases we recommend replacing the coupler entirely. view full answer...
If you have a variety of older Yakima products that you want to mount to crossbars that are 2-1/2" wide x 3/4" tall then the Universal MightyMounts # Y03590 would be your best bet. These adapters fit a wide variety of Yakima products but they are somewhat specific. If you can let me know what products you are wanting to mount them on I can see about verifying if these will fit or what other parts you may need. view full answer...
I looked in several places online and couldn't get a definite axle capacity for your trailer. I'd assume it's a pretty high capacity since it's a tandem axle trailer that weighs 12k and has 3k of capacity.
So most likely you have 8k axles like what the part # 8-285-11 hub fits which has bearing numbers # 25580 and # 02475 with grease seal # RG06-070.
Then for brake assemblies part # AKEBRK-8.
Get me the diameter of your axles though and I'll be able to get you a better recommendation.
Typical... view full answer...
The Demco Channel Tongue Trailer Coupler - Zinc - 2-5/16" Ball - 3" Channel - Bolt On - 18K # DM14040-81 has an integrated 5/16 inch pin hole with a 3 inch span for that lockable feature. I recommend using the Trailer Coupler Lock # e98888 which has a 3-3/8 inch span and is 1/4 inch diameter. view full answer...
As far as wiring for the 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander, we do have the Curt # C59236 available which is more of a universal hardwire harness. Unfortunately there are not any plug-and-play options that have been confirmed to fit as of yet (October 4, 2023).
I would like to think that they would use a similar plug between the Highlander and Grand Highlander models, but it is too soon to say. We have not seen one come thru our shop yet. As soon as we can get our hands on one, or the folks... view full answer...
The Longview Custom Towing Mirrors, # LO54FR are a confirmed to fit for the 2021 GMC Sierra 1500, all trim level packages. there is no exception listed for the Denali trim package. I understand what your dealership has stated and that is a common issue for these types of snap on aftermarket tow mirrors, not matching up for use to some trim packages. But for this particular part from Longview they addressed those needs with a cutout in the mirror housing for the cameras. Please check... view full answer...
We have the Dexter Axle Double Lip Seal for Marine Hubs # 168255TB which has the 1.68 inch diameter you need along with the 2.56 inch inside hub diameter you need. view full answer...
Unfortunately, we do not have any trailer hubs with the bearings that you need. Would you be open to replacing the entire axle? This would be the only option we have for you. If so then I would need you to measure the distance between each hub face and the spring center. I would also need to know the capacity and if it is a leaf spring or torsion system. view full answer...
We carry all sorts of RV door parts including hinges and latches that you can see on the linked pages. I included links to hinges, latches and weather-stripping like # WS1434 and vinyl trim like # CAM25103.
Since trailer makers do not keep track of this type of part your best bet for matching up to your trailer is to simply review the items shown to find what will work on your RV. view full answer...
We do have the regular Dexter Axle brakes and their Nev-R-Adjust equivalents.
The regular (manually adjusted) brakes that you are wanting are listed as part # 23-26 for the Left Hand side and part # 23-27 for the Right Hand side. Their Nev-R-Adjust equivalents are parts # 23-468 and # 23-469 respectively.
The Dexter Axle hub and drum assemblies that we have for a 3,500 lb axle use the Inner Bearing # L68149 and Outer Bearing # L44649. If you have a 5 on 4-1/2" bolt pattern then you want... view full answer...
We do indeed offer some hitches that are designed to bolt to the frame of your travel trailer.
If the frame members on your travel trailer are between 18-51 inches apart, the Curt Hitch # C13701 would be an excellent choice, with it's tongue weight capacity of 500 lbs. For frame members between 22-72 inches apart, use the Curt Hitch # 13703, which has a tongue weight capacity of 350 lbs. view full answer...
The logic box that you are asking about is our Pacer Performance 3rd Brake Light Logic Module # PP20-702. This is a piece of equipment that is required when using an LED light as a 3rd brake light.
If there is a specific light style that you are looking for just let me know and I can make some recommendations for you. view full answer...
The kit in question is # XLPROLUBE1980KIT. It fits 1.98 inch hubs (the opening where the grease cap fits in the hub) and 3500 pound axles. The seal which will replace the regular grease seal fits 1.72 inch spindles (diameter where the seal rides on the spindle) but will not fit 1.68 inch spindles. view full answer...
Roadmaster offers a Dual Hitch Receiver, part # RM-077-4 that has a 10,000 lb towing capacity. However, the Receiver is meant for flat towing a vehicle and carrying a hitch mounted accessory, not for towing a trailer. The top receiver has a 400 lb tongue weight capacity, which means that only 400 lbs of downward force can safely be applied to the Dual Hitch Receiver.
If you're wanting to tow a trailer and carry a hitch mounted accessory at the same time, I'd recommend using the # D210... view full answer...
It is possible that the Bargman Replacement Lens for 99 Series Clearance Lights, # 3499010, is the correct replacement. There are different designs in the 99 series lights. The 3499010 lens is a trapezoid shape. Another possible fit would be the Replacement Red Lens for MC44 Series and BA44 Series Trailer Lights, # A44RB. This lens has a semi-circle shape.
The 3499010, that you have referenced measures 4-1/8 inches long, 1-1/4 inches tall, and 9/16 inches deep. The best way to determine... view full answer...
To tow your trailer that uses an RV style 7-way blade style connector with your semi that has a 7-pin connector, you need to construct an adapter that will also combine the brake signal into the right and left directional signal pins.
This can be done by using a female 7-pin socket # PK11720 to accept the plug from the semi, a tail light converter # 119178 and a female 7-way RV blade-style socket # PK12-707E. The converter would be wired in between both sockets to combine the brake light... view full answer...
Currently I do not see any of the hitch manufacturers with a trailer hitch receiver for your 2023/2024 Acura Integra, but I do see on forums where some have used the Draw-Tite Sportframe Trailer Hitch Receiver # 24954 to install one on their Integra. While I do not specifically see one installed on a A-Spec I did see the fascia would have to be modified based on the standard bumper. Do understand since the receiver has not been tested by the manufacturer the receiver would not carry any... view full answer...
B&W gooseneck hitch balls such as part # BWGNXA2010 feature a square shank that fits into the square opening of a B&W gooseneck hitch such as # BWGNRK1309. Curt gooseneck balls use a round shank and the two types are not compatible. No adapters are available to allow use of a square peg in a round hole.
If you care to provide the year/make/model/version of your truck I will be happy to see what options we can offer in 5th wheel hitches. view full answer...
I may have a solution for you, but I'm not aware of a 14" trailer tire existing with these specs (Load Range E and 14 ply). The highest rated 205/75r14 tire we have is the Westlake ST205/75R14 Radial Trailer Tire - Load Range D # 274-000012 which is rated for 2,040-lbs per tire and is an 8 ply tire. These are radial tires, so they're well suited for highway travel and would do just fine on your cross-country trip. Most tires this size top out at Load Range D and have no more than 8 ply.
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Thank you for the photo of your vintage trailer hub.
This type of hub uses bolts rather than lug nuts to secure the trailer wheel. We offer kit # RG02-020 which consists of four (4) 1/2-inch x 1-inch 60-degree-coned wheel bolts. We also have a kit # RG02-040 that has 90-degree-coned bolts that are 1/2-inch x 7/8-inch. We also have 9/16-inch x1-1/8-inch bolts # RG02-060.
The particular wheels you use will require one or the other depending on the profile of the wheel holes. The wheel... view full answer...
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