Hi Kassi! I do have a couple options that will fit your 2024 Chevy Colorado WT with 2 wheel drive, but the Timbren Suspension Enhancement System - Rear Axle #T83AV is specifically for the 4 wheel drive models. With that said, you will want one of the…
While we don't have replacement parts for a Model 70LP actuator, we do have a great replacement for it. Like the 70LP, these actuators are a fit for a 2" hitch ball, but they just have a slightly larger capacity at 7,500 lbs. You didn't…
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…
Hey Rick, yes you can use the longer Equalizer shank part #EQ90-02-4500 that you referenced in place of what you have now to get a little more length from your towing setup. While this is longer and would in theory apply more leverage it doesn't…
I would be happy to help you. For your 2006 Kenworth T300 I recommend the Tekonsha Prodigy P2 Trailer Brake Controller item #90885. This controller ties into the brake stoplight switch that's usually located above the brake pedal, which is what…
Hey Brad, to replace your Tie Down Engineering LP70 actuator, I recommend going with the Dexter DX7.5 Drop-N-Go Brake Actuator #099-175-20. This actuator will fit on 3" wide channel tongues, will work with 2" balls, and has a 7,500 lb…
The Furrion #FACR15SA-PS 15,500 BTU unit that you referenced is a replacement for Furrion only and is not offered with compatible ceiling distribution box. I do have a solution though. To replace your Single-Zone, Stand-Alone Dometic Duo-Therm Brisk…
If the front arm/hinge on your Yakima SkyBox Cargo Box like the SkyBox 12 #Y07334 isn't unhooking due to the carrier being over-stuffed, then your only real option is to try and wiggle around your cargo enough to get some clearance between it and…
Hey Neil, so we can help but we don't have a rebuild kit or an exact replacement for the Tie Down model 70lp that you referenced. The Dexter Disc #DX73FR or Drum #DX67FR actuator is going to be your best option. These are weld on actuators but we…
The exact replacement hub assemblies you need for your BD2-545-17 are the etrailer Trailer Hub and Drum Assembly - 3,500-lb Axles - 10" Diameter - 5 on 4-1/2 #AKHD-545-35-K that you referenced.
Based on the number you mentioned you have a 3,500 lb AxleTek hub so for a version that has the 6 on 5-1/2 inch bolt pattern you are wanting you'd need the part #AKHD-655-35-EZ-K.
Hi Kassi! I do have a couple options that will fit your 2024 Chevy Colorado WT with 2 wheel drive, but the Timbren Suspension Enhancement System - Rear Axle #T83AV is specifically for the 4 wheel drive models. With that said, you will want one of the…
While we don't have replacement parts for a Model 70LP actuator, we do have a great replacement for it. Like the 70LP, these actuators are a fit for a 2" hitch ball, but they just have a slightly larger capacity at 7,500 lbs. You didn't…
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…
Hey Rick, yes you can use the longer Equalizer shank part #EQ90-02-4500 that you referenced in place of what you have now to get a little more length from your towing setup. While this is longer and would in theory apply more leverage it doesn't…
I would be happy to help you. For your 2006 Kenworth T300 I recommend the Tekonsha Prodigy P2 Trailer Brake Controller item #90885. This controller ties into the brake stoplight switch that's usually located above the brake pedal, which is what…
Hey Brad, to replace your Tie Down Engineering LP70 actuator, I recommend going with the Dexter DX7.5 Drop-N-Go Brake Actuator #099-175-20. This actuator will fit on 3" wide channel tongues, will work with 2" balls, and has a 7,500 lb…
The Furrion #FACR15SA-PS 15,500 BTU unit that you referenced is a replacement for Furrion only and is not offered with compatible ceiling distribution box. I do have a solution though. To replace your Single-Zone, Stand-Alone Dometic Duo-Therm Brisk…
If the front arm/hinge on your Yakima SkyBox Cargo Box like the SkyBox 12 #Y07334 isn't unhooking due to the carrier being over-stuffed, then your only real option is to try and wiggle around your cargo enough to get some clearance between it and…
Hey Neil, so we can help but we don't have a rebuild kit or an exact replacement for the Tie Down model 70lp that you referenced. The Dexter Disc #DX73FR or Drum #DX67FR actuator is going to be your best option. These are weld on actuators but we…
The exact replacement hub assemblies you need for your BD2-545-17 are the etrailer Trailer Hub and Drum Assembly - 3,500-lb Axles - 10" Diameter - 5 on 4-1/2 #AKHD-545-35-K that you referenced.
Based on the number you mentioned you have a 3,500 lb AxleTek hub so for a version that has the 6 on 5-1/2 inch bolt pattern you are wanting you'd need the part #AKHD-655-35-EZ-K.
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Give your rig a tidy finish and helpful heat control with round exhaust tips. A tip that directs exhaust downward can help protect cargo carrier loads from excess heat. Measure the outside diameter of your tailpipe to pick the right size; weld-on versions work when sizes match, while clamp-on tips slip over the pipe and tighten with a band clamp. Also confirm you have enough straight pipe length for mounting.
Yes, a Round tip that re-directs exhaust downward can help protect cargo from excess heat. Angle the outlet so gases are directed away from the carrier. Also consider raising the carrier with an angled shank to add space. After install, idle the vehicle and feel for hot airflow near the carrier to fine-tune the tip angle.
Both options exist. Many Round tips are weld-on, which you line up and weld in place; clamp-on versions slip over a matching outside diameter and secure with a band clamp. If you prefer no welding, choose a clamp-on style and verify it fits your pipe's OD. For weld-on, confirm access for safe welding and ventilation.
Measure the outside diameter of your exhaust pipe and match the tip to that size. A same-size weld-on can be positioned and welded in place, while a clamp-on Round tip must slide over the pipe's OD. If you want a specific look or angle, you may need to trim the existing pipe to position the tip where you want it.
Confirm the tip matches your tailpipe's outside diameter and length will fit the space available. For clamp-on, ensure it fully slips over the pipe and the band clamp can tighten cleanly. For weld-on, mock up the position, tack it, and check alignment before final welds; trimming the pipe can help get the stance you want.