Hi Darryl, These jacks are exactly the same dimensions, but the difference is the the Square 2-Speed Jack - Drop Leg w/ Spring Return - Sidewind - 25-7/8" Lift - 10K #e79FV has the drop leg plunger on the front of the jack while the Square…
While I was unable to confirm who manufacturers the Defender 2 brake away system on your 2021 Big Tex 60EC. I do agree that the Bright Way Push-to-Test Trailer Breakaway Kit #3802346 does look identical minus the decal and they have the same wiring…
The Titan Chain Sliding Lashing Winch for Flatbed Truck or Trailer - 6,000 lbs #TCLR912 will work with straps like the Titan Chain Strap for Truck and Trailer Winch - Flat Hook - 4" x 30' - 5,400 lbs - Blue #TCLR430-1-33. This strap is what…
Sure, you can weld the low-profile Titan Chain Lashing Winch for Flatbed Truck or Trailer #TCLR860 to the bottom of your flatbed truck. The only difference between this winch and the "bottom mount" Titan Chain Lashing Winch for Flatbed…
Hey Terry! Yes, the Square 2-Speed Jack w/ Crank #TJD2SP-12000SP-F can be connected in tandem. This will be the lead leg and the follow leg will be the #TJD-12000SP-F2. You can discard the handle on the follow leg. The one thing we don't have is…
That is correct, Andy. The only difference between the Square 2-Speed Jack w/ Crank #TJD2SP-12000SP-F and the Square 2-Speed Jack #e26FV is that #TJD2SP-12000SP-F includes the handle and #e26FV does not. You'd have to purchase it #TJD-12000-HD…
The common recommendation with oil bath hubs is to not mess with them at all as long as they aren't leaking or the oil isn't milky looking. Some say to change every two years but most will say that as long as everything looks good just leave…
On your 2014 Ford E350 Van with the factory towing package the brake controller port should be located behind the center of the dash above the stereo. You will need to remove the center panel above the stereo and to the left. Once it is removed there…
Hey Josh, so we can help but we don't have any custom fit gooseneck hitches that fit your 1976 Ford F-250. Best option would be a universal style option like the Curt plate part #C65500 which would need to get welded to the top of the truck frame…
The #e34FR Square Tube 2-Speed Jack features two input shafts, and you'd swap the handle back and forth depending on whether you want to use high or low gear as shown in the provided photo. I've linked to a product description vide featuring…
The Erickson Sliding 15K Truck and Trailer Winch, #E52809, was designed to mount to the channels that are found on the underside of long semi flat bed trailers. If you are needing this type of channel any semi trailer fabricator or repair should have…
The Curt T-Connector #C56353 for your 2019 Toyota Prius has the stop lights on the red wire which shares connectors with the brown (running/trail light) wire. If you jump to the 5:45 mark in the attached install video and/or jump to step 11 in the…
With a fixed winch mount, these lashing winches stay put so loading is easier and the load feels secure. They fit stake pockets on car hauler-style trailers and can be bottom-mounted on flatbeds, including gooseneck flatbeds; mind turning clearance if there's a load behind the gooseneck ball. Strap take-up varies—some hold limited strap—so check clearance if you want the strap rolled, and use a winch bar or hefty socket wrench.
They can help you get straps much tighter with less effort. Plan on using a winch bar or a hefty socket wrench to tighten. To loosen, you may need a wrench or small bar to back off the latching mechanism. If securing equipment side to side, consider left-hand and right-hand orientations so each side can be tensioned as needed.
Yes, a fixed winch can be mounted on the bottom. Make sure you can reliably access the pawl and drum with your winch bar or wrench. Check that the mount height still lets you operate the handle and tighten safely. Confirm weld or bolt surfaces are adequate and that the bar won't hit the rail or deck during use.
Yes, some fixed winches are made for stake pockets and fit most pockets. Measure your pocket width and check pin hole locations; one comment wanted more locking pin hole options for better adjustment. Test-fit a pocket and pin before fully committing to ensure the winch sits square and locks securely.
Sometimes, but it depends on the drum clearance and your strap's length and thickness. If you want the entire strap on the drum, look for a design with more space between the frame and spool. One comment noted only about 5' of coiled strap would fit, so verify capacity before mounting. If needed, use a shorter strap or secure the tail separately.
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