Hey Peter! Hopefully nobody was hurt, including your camper. Since you have a trigger latch I would add a lock like the InfiniteRule Trailer Coupler Lock #IR58FR. This will keep it secure while you're hooked up to the ball mount on your vehicle…
Hey Joe, to pick out the correct parts needed to convert your trailer to either brake style will require knowing the axle capacity as well as the wheel bolt pattern. That's basically all that's needed. Since you have the bearing numbers…
Alejandro, in order to find out what size brakes your boat trailer needs you can either pop off your hub and measure the width and depth of the drum, or, you can let me know what size axle you have and we'd be able to find out what size brakes…
Hey Chuck, I went out to our warehouse to get those measurements for you. The distance from the side to side mounting holes, center to center was 2". From the front center hole to the middle was 2 1/4", and the front center hole to the…
I would be happy to help you. The Brake Actuator with Manual Lockout - Bolt On - Drum - 2" Ball - 7,500 lbs item #T4500600 you referenced is recommend to be mounted on a 3" wide tongue. It is an industry standard actuator and has an inside…
Thanks for the picture. Basically the two actuators are the same but the left is the current design for the #T4500600 so it would be the correct replacement.
Hey Joe, based on what you described yes the Demco Hydraulic Trailer Brakes #18788-87 that you referenced are correct for your trailer. This matches the size and the coupler type that you have as well.
Hello Jordan, thanks for reaching out. Sounds like you are on the right track. The correct replacement fat tire holders for your Swagman E-Spec #S94FR are the following: - Replacement Wheel Holder for Swagman G10 or E-Spec Bike Rack - Right Side…
When determining if you need 10 inch or 12 inch brake assemblies there are a couple of easy things to check to confirm the fit for your trailer. The first thing is you can measure the diameter of your hub. The second thing is you can look at the…
For your 2022 Mercedes Benz Sprinter 2500 with the tire size of LT245/75R16 the easiest to install and most durable tire chain set available is the Konig Easy Fit Chains part #TH04115255 which installs in a matter of seconds (not an exaggeration),…
Great question Jim! The Konig K-Summit Tire Chains #TH02230K77 will technically fit around the 245/75R16 tires on your 2021 MB Sprinter 2500, but these can only be used on the standard Sprinter. Since you have a motorhome models that weighs more than…
One big difference between the XB16 chains like part #TH01571245 and XG12 chains like the #TH01594245 is the link size which is hinted at in the title of the chains. The XB16 requires 16 mm of clearance and the XG12 only requires 12 mm. They are…
Thanks for the fast service and great technical service. I would have had to drive all over town to find these items, but didn't have to leave home!
Gary
Tarpon Springs, FL
Protest Boat Flags: Essential for Safety
Protest boat flags are crucial for signaling distress or disagreement on the water. They're well-constructed, reliable, and a must-have for any serious boater, even if you hope never to use them.
Yes, in many organized boat races, protest flags are mandatory. They are used to signal a protest against a perceived rule violation, ensuring fair play and adherence to race regulations.
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Protest flags are vital for communicating distress or disagreement during races or on the water. They ensure your message is clear and visible, which is crucial for safety and compliance with maritime rules.