Hey, Kevin. Thanks for another question! On the Progressive Dynamics 4000 series part #PD4060K, the jumper being referenced in the installation instructions is the metal link between the two positive DC lugs. That jumper ties the two positive lugs…
Hey Paul! Yes, the Norcold RV Mini Fridge w/ Built-In Freezer #NC37VR will meet your needs. This fridge is a great choice for off-grid camping. It has a latch to keep the door secure on that unlevel terrain, and will draw approximately 30-50Ah a day…
Hey Harry, welcome back! The Replacement Bearing Buddy Bras item #BB19B are what you'll need for a Bearing Buddy with a 2-1/8" outer diameter. This bra fits about a half dozen Bearing Buddy Protectors. The closest Bearing Buddy Bearing…
Trailer tires are organized by Load Ranges which basically represents the weight capacity for that tire size. So for example the Load Range C trailer tire and wheel part #AM32395 that you referenced has a weight capacity of 1,820 lbs at 50 psi.…
Having different size tires on your trailer can cause a couple of different issues. The first one being that they have different weight capacities. Your 4.8-12 ranges from 785 lbs at 60 psi to 990 lbs at 90 psi whereas your 5.3-12 ranges from 840 lbs…
I attached a picture I got from Pace that covers exactly what the maintenance looks like for the Pace Switchblade tonneau covers like part #311-SWFA06A29 that you asked about.
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.
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…
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…
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…
The closest axle we have to what you need is the part #20440I-EZ-60 which has very similar specs as what you need, but the spring center is off by one inch as it is 48 inches on this axle. The overall capacity is 2,000 lbs and the hub face to hub…
Hey, Kevin. Thanks for another question! On the Progressive Dynamics 4000 series part #PD4060K, the jumper being referenced in the installation instructions is the metal link between the two positive DC lugs. That jumper ties the two positive lugs…
Hey Paul! Yes, the Norcold RV Mini Fridge w/ Built-In Freezer #NC37VR will meet your needs. This fridge is a great choice for off-grid camping. It has a latch to keep the door secure on that unlevel terrain, and will draw approximately 30-50Ah a day…
Hey Harry, welcome back! The Replacement Bearing Buddy Bras item #BB19B are what you'll need for a Bearing Buddy with a 2-1/8" outer diameter. This bra fits about a half dozen Bearing Buddy Protectors. The closest Bearing Buddy Bearing…
Trailer tires are organized by Load Ranges which basically represents the weight capacity for that tire size. So for example the Load Range C trailer tire and wheel part #AM32395 that you referenced has a weight capacity of 1,820 lbs at 50 psi.…
Having different size tires on your trailer can cause a couple of different issues. The first one being that they have different weight capacities. Your 4.8-12 ranges from 785 lbs at 60 psi to 990 lbs at 90 psi whereas your 5.3-12 ranges from 840 lbs…
I attached a picture I got from Pace that covers exactly what the maintenance looks like for the Pace Switchblade tonneau covers like part #311-SWFA06A29 that you asked about.
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.
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…
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…
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…
The closest axle we have to what you need is the part #20440I-EZ-60 which has very similar specs as what you need, but the spring center is off by one inch as it is 48 inches on this axle. The overall capacity is 2,000 lbs and the hub face to hub…
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