Yes, the most accommodating trailer hitch receiver we offer is the Adjustable Width Trailer Hitch Receiver part #13703 so this is what I recommend for your 2017 Lance 1475 Travel Trailer. This trailer hitch as you mentioned is a bolt-on option once…
Your 2017 Lance 1475 has the Dexter #10 torsion axle. The lift kit for that axle is #K71-707-01 like you referenced and will give you a lift of 2-5/8 inches.
I have a great option for you. When using the Stromberg Carlson Bike Bunk Trailer-Mounted Bike Rack Carrier for A-Frame Trailers #CC-275 there are a few parameters you will need to stay within. The bike rack needs to be travel trailer rated, fit a…
Hey Robert, thanks for reaching out, and good question. When an air bag kit states "not compatible with in-bed hitch" that refers to both factory puck systems and aftermarket 5th wheel or gooseneck hitches. Both use similar frame brackets…
Hey Tyler! The Chill Cube #FR97TQ will work great for the main AC replacement. The 15A circuit in the bedroom is cutting it close to the upper limit of what the unit draws. However, because it uses a variable speed compressor and slowly ramps up, it…
That's what we aim to do for you Lori, make things easiest as possible. The Connect-Ease Quik Dual 12V Parallel Battery Connector #CE86RR is simple and easy to setup. This connector will increase your overall battery capacity by adding a second…
Hey Rick, sorry about the confusion but the etrailer hitch part #e98848 that you referenced fits both the hybrid and non-hybrid versions of the 2025 Honda CR-V including your Sport model. It is organized in our fitguide in a somewhat confusing way…
Hey Keith, I would recommend the Kenda Karrier KR35 part #KE34TJ as it will cover everything you are looking for including having a nicer looking aluminum wheel. This is a high quality tire with a Load Range of D and a higher speed rating of N that…
Hey Rick, the Redarc Tow Pro Link part #RED57AR will easily replace your ITBC in your 2014 Ford F-350 and it will work great. Now with that said usually weak trailer brakes are not the fault of the brake controller and instead it's wiring to the…
Hi Kyler! We definitely have center caps and lug nuts that you can use, but the Kenda Karrier KR35 ST175/80R13 LRD Radial Trailer Tire w/ 13" Aluminum AM03 Wheel - 5 on 4-1/2 #KE34TJ does not include them. With that said, I recommend the…
Yes, Rob - that’s one of the big advantages here with the PingMaster trailer tracker systems. The 3000 with WiFi backup #PM84FR, 5000 #PM64FR, and 5000 with WiFi backup #PM74FR are completely self-contained. They mount using the built-in magnet or…
The towing capacity of the 2003 Chevrolet Avalanche 1500 with 5.3L V8 and 4.10 rear axle is 8100-lbs. For a 7600-lb GVWR travel trailer the resulting 500-lb safety margin is adequate/low-ish. With a trailer that weighs substantially more than the tow…
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Cell Phone Signal Booster for RV travel
Head out farther with a cell phone signal booster built for rv setups. These improve service for phones and hotspots when a signal is present, typically within 30-50 miles of a tower, and they must be registered with your mobile carrier. Mount the outside antenna with clear space, keep solid separation from the interior antenna, and place hotspots 3-5 feet from the booster to reduce interference.
Mount the outside antenna with at least a 12" radius clear from obstructions and aim it vertically. Mount the booster in a cabinet or side panel close to a power source, centered where signal is needed, with ventilation and away from heat, direct sunlight, or moisture. Choose a direct cable route and seal the hole with weather resistant silicone.
Yes. A booster improves the signal strength for a hotspot and they work in tandem. Your hotspot can still decide which provider signal to use if it already has that function. Keep the hotspot at least 3-5 feet away from the booster to help prevent interference.
Yes. You need to register the device with your mobile carrier before use. Follow your carrier's registration process so the booster can operate correctly on their network.
Separation of 14'-16' is plenty to help prevent oscillation. There is no distance specifically listed, and installs with less distance have worked as intended. Check your layout and maximize practical separation between antennas.
No. These are signal boosters, they will not work unless a signal is present. Generally you need to be within 30-50 miles of a tower, but other factors play a part in signal. They are not satellite boosters, so if you have no signal there is nothing to boost.
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