Hey Jerry B, I'm also Jerry B! The safest option for you is going to be purchasing a new wheel. The lug nut that is designed for the wheel needs to be able to sit both comfortably and stable so that you don't risk the wheel coming off from…
Hi John! For the Dexter 9-3/4" Hub-and-Rotor Assembly - 5 on 4-1/2 - Zinc - 4,200 lbs #DX82UR, you will need the following parts: Replacement Caliper for Dexter 10" Brakes - Driver's Side #K71-773-01 Replacement Caliper for Dexter…
Hello Jacques, thanks for reaching out. With the SwingKing Bolt-On Swing Tongue Kit #TD28FR, you really should not see much noticeable play once everything is installed and torqued correctly. It is designed to fit a 3" wide tongue, so as long as…
Hey Brandon, The specific weigh capacity of this swing away tongue#TD28FR is determined by how long you make it. I have attached the chart breakdown of the different lengths and capacities for the 3 x 3 tongue like #TD28FR. It can range from…
I checked with Fulton and there's no difference other than the part numbers for their HDPB330101 and our item #FHDPB330301. This is common when they're sold by different vendors. They both fit a 3" x 3" trailer coupler, have a zinc…
Hey Donna, yes the Replacement Grease Cap for Dexter/Tie Down Engineering Vortex Trailer Hubs #DE69NR that you referenced does work as a replacement for your Dexter 21-261 cap. How do you like the Vortex trailer hubs?
Great question, Suzanne! The Ultimate Trailer Jack #UJ44FR is designed to simply adjust all the way up for storage using the spring-loaded lever when you're ready for travel. This gets the wheel completely off the ground and high enough to avoid…
The DB-42 is an older style of UFP 3,500 lb axle disc brake components. The Kodiak kits like the part #K2HR35D will fit in replacement of that and would be an upgrade so this would be a great solution. It comes with everything you'd need to…
Hey Wes, the Dexter Hinge Kit part #DX53CR doesn't have a specific weight rating due to the nature of it's design. As long as the trailer with the 3 inch by 4 inch frame isn't exceeding it's capacity this hinge kit once installed…
Hey Ryan. We only have one hub that'll fit a straight spindle with 1-3/8" item #L68149 inner and outer bearings. It's the Dexter 9-3/4" Hub-and-Rotor Assembly item #DX82UR. This zinc coated hub and rotor assembly has a 5 on…
Hey Brian, while we don't have a hinge kit that was designed for a trailer tongue that is 2 inch by 3 inch you could still use the #TD28FR but you would need to put 1/2 inch metal spacers on either side of the tongue to take up the extra space.…
You would need to install the Fulton Fold-Away Coupler Hinge Kit #FHDPB330301 on the smaller 3 inch by 3 inch section of the tongue on the coupler. It would fit on your trailer that has a length there of 7-3/4 inches and would work well. It would add…
Received already. Yeow! Perfect fit. Thanks for getting the kit to me so quickly.
Rich
Arlington, TX
Maximize Your Garage Space with a Folding Trailer Tongue
Folding trailer tongues are a game-changer for boat and utility trailer owners looking to maximize garage space. They allow you to easily fold the trailer tongue, making it possible to store your trailer in tighter spaces. Consider the weight capacity, ease of installation, and compatibility with your trailer when choosing the right one.
Installation is generally straightforward, often taking about 30-45 minutes. Many find it easy enough for a teenager to handle, especially with clear instructions. Having the right tools, like good drill bits, can make the process smoother. Some prefer welding for a more permanent solution.
A folding trailer tongue allows you to store your trailer in smaller garages, freeing up space. It also provides security by enabling you to keep your boat or trailer in a secured place. This convenience means less hassle moving gear in and out.
Some experience slight flexing or sagging at the hinge, which can cause vertical play. This is usually not a problem with heavier boats or longer distances from the hinge to the hitch. Rubber inserts may wear out over time but can be replaced.
Consider the weight rating to ensure it can handle your trailer's load. Look for quality hinges and pins, and decide if you prefer a bolt-on or weld-on installation. Check compatibility with your trailer's dimensions and your storage needs.
Folding trailer tongues are built to last, with some lasting over 10 years even on rough roads. Quality construction ensures they hold up well, with minimal signs of wear even after a year of use. Regular maintenance can extend their lifespan.