Hey Gary, thanks for the information! The etrailer Horizontal E Track item #e85VR would be a great way to add additional anchor points. You can bolt these tracks directly to your trailer's deck using self-drilling metal screws like item #SL99FR.…
Hey Andy, the bolts that come with the Demco Spare Tire Mount for up to 4" Trailer Tongue #DM15851-52 that you referenced are right at 4 inches long 3/8 inch diameter and are a fine thread. Did you lose yours?
The Curt Clevis Hook with Spring Loaded Safety Latch - 7/16 - 40,000 lbs Item #C81970 that you referenced is Grade 70, the attachment pin is 1/2 inch diameter, and the opening where the chain would slip through and the pin would hold it in place…
Hey Paul, Slip Hooks like the #DU93UR feature a safety latch to prevent he chain from being able to back off of the hook if the chain became loose. Grab hooks like #DU66UR don't have the safety latch feature but have a thinner opening, which…
I have a clevis hook that may work with your 5,000 lb trailer. Take a look at part #6495-401-04. This hook has a working load limit up to 5,400 lbs and the pin that connects through the chain is 7/16 of an inch in diameter. We have heavy-duty clevis…
Hey Michael! The etrailer Electric Trailer Jack w/ 7-Way #e74GV you were looking at will definitely have enough lift for your Coleman 13R. This is a great option if you just want to power the jack off the 7-way on your vehicle instead of running it…
Hey Marc, since we know your 2022 Jayco Jayfeather 25RB has 3,500 lb trailer axles and that springs stretch over time the correct replacement leaf springs you'd need are the part #e54SR. Did yours break?
I do have a full replacement for you but we do not offer replacement parts for the Reliable ACT-7.5K Brake Actuator unfortunately. For a full replacement, the best option we have for you is the Swing-Away Actuator w/ Electric Lockout part #T4839100…
Unless your trailer has dually wheels then you would need to look at just the single tire capacity. On dually wheels the weight isn't exactly always distributed evenly so the lower capacity compensates for that so that no one single tire in the…
The only sort of protection we offer for wire leads such as those on the 25 Ft 5-Way Trailer Wiring Harness part #A25W5B would be wire loom, the 3/8" Diameter Wire Loom part #39035. This can be used to cover the length of wire on the tongue or…
Hey Scott! I recommend using the Hydrastar Marine Electric Over Hydraulic Actuator for Disc Brakes #HS381-8067. Hydrastar is a reliable, proven brand so it will serve you well. Then for brake lines you can use the Hydrastar Hydraulic Brake Line Kit -…
The dimensions of the Replacement Trip Spring #3371302010 that you mentioned are: Coil Length – 11” End Hook Length – 2” Total Length – 15” Diameter – 2-1/2” Thickness – 3/8”
Hey Gary, thanks for the information! The etrailer Horizontal E Track item #e85VR would be a great way to add additional anchor points. You can bolt these tracks directly to your trailer's deck using self-drilling metal screws like item #SL99FR.…
Hey Andy, the bolts that come with the Demco Spare Tire Mount for up to 4" Trailer Tongue #DM15851-52 that you referenced are right at 4 inches long 3/8 inch diameter and are a fine thread. Did you lose yours?
The Curt Clevis Hook with Spring Loaded Safety Latch - 7/16 - 40,000 lbs Item #C81970 that you referenced is Grade 70, the attachment pin is 1/2 inch diameter, and the opening where the chain would slip through and the pin would hold it in place…
Hey Paul, Slip Hooks like the #DU93UR feature a safety latch to prevent he chain from being able to back off of the hook if the chain became loose. Grab hooks like #DU66UR don't have the safety latch feature but have a thinner opening, which…
I have a clevis hook that may work with your 5,000 lb trailer. Take a look at part #6495-401-04. This hook has a working load limit up to 5,400 lbs and the pin that connects through the chain is 7/16 of an inch in diameter. We have heavy-duty clevis…
Hey Michael! The etrailer Electric Trailer Jack w/ 7-Way #e74GV you were looking at will definitely have enough lift for your Coleman 13R. This is a great option if you just want to power the jack off the 7-way on your vehicle instead of running it…
Hey Marc, since we know your 2022 Jayco Jayfeather 25RB has 3,500 lb trailer axles and that springs stretch over time the correct replacement leaf springs you'd need are the part #e54SR. Did yours break?
I do have a full replacement for you but we do not offer replacement parts for the Reliable ACT-7.5K Brake Actuator unfortunately. For a full replacement, the best option we have for you is the Swing-Away Actuator w/ Electric Lockout part #T4839100…
Unless your trailer has dually wheels then you would need to look at just the single tire capacity. On dually wheels the weight isn't exactly always distributed evenly so the lower capacity compensates for that so that no one single tire in the…
The only sort of protection we offer for wire leads such as those on the 25 Ft 5-Way Trailer Wiring Harness part #A25W5B would be wire loom, the 3/8" Diameter Wire Loom part #39035. This can be used to cover the length of wire on the tongue or…
Hey Scott! I recommend using the Hydrastar Marine Electric Over Hydraulic Actuator for Disc Brakes #HS381-8067. Hydrastar is a reliable, proven brand so it will serve you well. Then for brake lines you can use the Hydrastar Hydraulic Brake Line Kit -…
The dimensions of the Replacement Trip Spring #3371302010 that you mentioned are: Coil Length – 11” End Hook Length – 2” Total Length – 15” Diameter – 2-1/2” Thickness – 3/8”
Get your tractor, dumpster, or gear cinched down with the right match of chain and ratchet binder. Check the working load limits on both, and remember chain WLLs combine when used together. If your job calls for grade 70, look for G70 stamped on the chain and hooks. Measure take-up and the open/closed length to fit your setup, and verify your D-rings or anchor points are rated for the load.
Not all chain binders are rated for compression. If you need that, look for a version specifically built with a compression spring and verify its WLL. Match the binder's WLL to your application, and remember the safe working load still depends on the chains you choose. If specs conflict, double-check the listed take-up and open/closed lengths before deciding.
Choose a binder rated for the chain size you're using, and size the chains by their working load limit. The binder's rating is separate from the chains. Capacity from multiple chains is combined, so plan tie-down points so the total WLL covers your load. Check your anchor points' ratings and add securement at more than one point to keep equipment from shifting.
Yes, this setup can work, but make sure the clevis or hook stays latched under constant tension. Some clevis ends don't include a clip, so slack can let them fall loose. Verify the D-ring's capacity so you don't overload it. Check that your chain size fits the hardware—measure the pin or bolt diameter if you plan to pass links over it.
G70 is commonly required for transporting equipment. Look for G70 stamped on the chain and hooks for quick identification. Pair the chain with a binder sized for that chain and confirm the combined chain WLL meets your load needs. If you're tying down lighter gear, a smaller binder and light link chain can be sufficient—match all components by their ratings.
Confirm closed length, open length, and take-up so it fits your anchor points and chain slack. Some styles show roughly 5 to 6 inches of adjustment, and take-up can be 8" on others—verify exact numbers. If you're sensitive to leverage and storage, also note overall length and weight. A smooth ratchet action helps reduce binding during tightening.
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