Hey Kyle! The Pacbrake Alpha HD Air Bag Suspension Kit #PB22RV installs in the same location as most fifth wheel and gooseneck brackets. I would expect to have to do some drilling to install these with your B&W Turnoverball. Instead, I recommend…
I sure do Brian and thanks for the information! To add a spare tire mount to your Magic Tilt tandem axle boat trailer, I recommend the Tie Down Spare Tire Mount item #TD86FR. It attaches to frames and tongues up to 8" tall. The Tie Down item…
Hello Matt, Thanks for writing in, that’s a great question. I’ve definitely heard the same concerns about the factory leaf springs on these, especially on larger toy haulers like your Wolf Pack. It makes sense to want something that’s going to hold…
Hi James! With your GVWR being 7,600 pounds, your loaded tongue weight should be around 760 pounds. With that said, I recommend going with the Weigh Safe True Tow Weight Distribution Hitch - 2" Shank - 6" Drop - 8.5K GTW, 850 lbs TW…
Hi Glen, It will depend on what the GVWR (gross vehicle weight rating) is of your trailer to determine which B&W 5th wheel to gooseneck adapter will work best for you. Fifth wheels and gooseneck trailers go off of pin weight instead of tongue…
Hey Craig, Thanks for your question. I went down to our warehouse and measured the thickness of the backing plate on #TD86FR, and it measures right at 1/4 inch. Based on the photo you sent and the amount of clearance you have available, I do think…
Hey Chris, thanks for reaching out. The CE Smith Spare Tire Mount #CE27201 will not work with a 6-lug (6 on 5-1/2") wheel. I went and grabbed one from our warehouse and tried to fit it thru the holes on a 6-lug wheel and it would not fit.…
Hello Craig, Apologies for the delay. I was waiting to hear back from the manufacturer. I reached out to Tie Down, and they confirmed that the Tie Down Spare Tire Mount part #TD86FR, is rated to support a spare tire up to 65 lbs. This carrier is…
Hey Amanda! Yes, this trailer tongue weight scale #BW34KR includes a weather-tight hard plastic storage case. It keeps the scale protected between uses and makes it easy to store without worrying about moisture or damage to the digital components. Do…
The first thing you will need to do is locate the slide-out relay control and unplug the wiring harness from the controller. Then find the slide-out motor. On the back side of the motor there should be a brake lever. Turn it counter-clockwise to the…
Hey Dennis! The brackets on the Valterra EZ Hose Carrier #A04-0155XBK are fixed in place on the tube and aren’t designed to be repositioned. Each bracket has a fixed mounting hole spacing of 5-1/4" on center as well. What kind of trailer are you…
Hi Willy! The CE Smith Spare Tire Mount #CE22007Z-11050-2 is one of our most popular options for boat trailers. It can be mounted above the frame, on the side of the frame, or even under the frame, so it's pretty versatile. It can be a little…
Kitchen Accessories with storage pocket for grab-and-go tidiness
Streamline your galley by stashing utensils and small supplies in a storage pocket that keeps them where you need them. In compact RV or boat kitchens, pockets help corral remotes, brushes, or towels so they don't wander. Choices come in different sizes to fit doors, walls, or pantry spots, adding order without taking up counter space.
Measure your space and the items you want to store, then pick a storage pocket size that matches. These come in different sizes and can be used singly or in multiples to span longer areas. For wide spaces, plan on using more than one pocket. If the mesh seems stiff, look for options with a more flexible opening. Installing in warmer weather can help adhesives bond better.
A storage pocket using snaps backed with 3M tape holds well when installed on a clean surface. Snaps have been noted to stick without issue and help keep items in place while traveling. There isn't a listed weight capacity, so use your best judgment and stick to light odds and ends. Press firmly during install and let the adhesive bond before loading it up.
A storage pocket is great for small essentials. Think TV remotes, cell phones, masks, tissues, doggie bags and leashes, books, flashlights, or pantry tools. These pockets help keep items within reach and reduce tipping. Avoid heavy or bulky gear since no weight rating is listed. If items feel too heavy or sharp, consider a larger net or a different storage spot.
A storage pocket can go on doors, walls, bedside areas, by the entry, or in a pantry. People mount them on either side of the bed for remotes and phones, near the door for doggie bags and leashes, and in a pantry for a pan, brush, and flashlights. Check for a flat, clean surface and make sure the size fits your space. If using snaps with 3M tape, no drilling is needed.