Unfortunately you can not Doug. The factory hitch on your 2020 Ford F-150 Lariat is part of the rear step-bumper assembly. It's bolted to your frame and then the step-bumper bolts to the trailer hitch. Removing the factory hitch removes the…
Hey Jon, I have a solution for you but I would not recommend the Andersen Weight Distribution system part #AN33VR for your 2025 Brinkley Z Air 297. What we have found is that the Andersen system does a decent job with lighter weight trailers but for…
Hi Jose, I'd be happy to assist you in finding an equalizer upgrade for your 2026 Jayco Eagle 28BHU. The Lippert Road Amror Shock Absorping Equalizer part #LC53CK is a good equalizer but doesn't account for as much up and down travel,…
Thanks for reaching out Greg, we get this question from time to time. At this time, we don’t offer any tire and wheel packages in a 5 on 4.25" bolt pattern. The main reason is this bolt pattern's typically is found on a passenger vehicle…
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…
Hi Eric! The Dylux RV Tankless Water Heater #DY54FR does have auto frost protection, which activates when the temperature drops below close to freezing temps. That’s a helpful feature for chilly nights while the RV is in use. I would not treat that…
Hey Eric, thanks for reaching out! Ultimately, I'll need more specific info on your trailer (the GVWR would be best), but I can still help you figure out how to choose a weight distribution hitch (WDH). What you'll need to look for is the max…
Hey Greg! The etrailer Anti-Rattle Hitch Collar for 2.5" Hitch Receivers #e55YV is not compatible with a weight distribution hitch. This is really the only restriction for our anti-rattle. If you need an anti-rattle for a weight distribution…
Hello Greg, thanks for reaching out. Yes, the EcoHitch Front Mount Trailer Hitch Receiver #EH99CR will indeed fit your 2023 Tiffin Wayfarer/Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 3500. You will need to temporarily remove the grille during installation, and the front…
Normally the SAE number isn't a reliable way to pick out replacement lenses, but we know that the #A32RB is the correct replacement for a lens marked SAE-A-P2-DOT-02 like what you have. For an all new assembly you'd want the part #MC32RB.
I spoke with my contact at Curt and he said that from the center of the hitch pin hole to the nearest part of the step platform on #C31001 is 5-1/4 inches. So from the center of the pin hole out all the way to the end of the step would be 11-5/8…
Hey Jason, the install of the EcoHitch Front Mount Trailer Hitch Receiver #EH99CR does not affect the front sensors or cruise control. What will you be using the front hitch for?
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Yellow Gas Cans for Diesel and Gear
Weekend runs go smoother with a yellow gas can that keeps diesel or camp-heater fuel clearly set apart. Look for designs with a hose and bottom-feed spout to reduce lifting and tipping, and no-spill filling to avoid messes when topping off equipment.
Flow rates may not be listed, so plan on performance like most cans. Use the hose angle and gravity to maintain steady flow, and keep the receiving tank below the can. To reduce fatigue further, choose a can with a built-in pump and a long hose so you can fill from the ground. Verify the pump's hose length reaches your equipment comfortably.
A hose that's gravity fed from the bottom lets you fuel without lifting and tipping the can. Expect a flow similar to most gas cans, but the hose placement helps take out strain. Set the can on the ground or a stable surface and route the hose down to the tank. Check the valve and vent are open as directed for smoother flow.
Yes, a Yellow gas can works well for diesel and for fueling a camp heater. Confirm your fuel type and local color code before filling. Check that the spout fits your heater or equipment inlet. For cold-weather trips, pick a size that fits your extended camp needs so you aren't refilling too often.
Yes, no-spill filling and leak-free use are achievable with the right nozzle and seals. Keep the spout fully seated in the tank before opening the valve. Make sure caps, seals, and the vent are tight and in good condition. If you notice drips, recheck the hose connection and close the valve before moving the can.
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