Hey Raymond, yes the etrailer RV Slide-Out Topper #e27QV that you referenced is the correct size for your slide out that measures 104-1/4 inches. What RV are you installing this on?
Hey Gaylan, we have those two part numbers with our #ST39VR and the mounting kit part #ST66VR but we haven't had a chance to kit them together yet. These would be the two correct part numbers to complete a Safe T Plus steering stabilizer for your…
Hey Robert! The SnapPad HiWay 10 Jack Pads for HWH and Atwood Leveling Systems w/ 10" Round Jack Feet - Qty 4 #SN58FR are made specifically for HWH and Atwood 10" diameter foot pads, so I'd like to make sure that the leveling system…
Hey Jennifer, welcome back! Our etrailer Scissor Stabilizer Jacks item #e56VV weigh 7-1/2 lbs apiece. The entire kit ships out weighing 18 lbs. This set comes with two jacks rated for 2,500 lbs each. Mounting hardware, a crank handle ,and drill bit…
Hey Mark! You actually don't want either of those since they are designed for F-series motorhomes or cab and chassis. To answer the question about the difference, it is in the design of the spring. The severe service kit is designed for…
Hey Clay welcome back! The correct grease seal for your Dexter 5,100 lbs axle is item #DX72UR. This is a pair of seals that are sized specifically for your 5,100 lbs axles spindles. These are manufactured by Dexter and matches their OEM parts. If…
Hey Alex. From the information I can find online it does look like your 2011 Keystone Cougar 318SAB does come prepped for a second AC unit. The bedroom roof vent should be reinforced and pre-wired for a 13.5k or 15k BTU unit. To check if your trailer…
Hey Mark, welcome back! Yes, that factory damper will be removed to install the Safe-T-Plus Steering Stabilizer #ST98MR. See the photos below. I also went ahead and linked the instructions and an installation video further down on this page for your…
Hi Michael! The Dylux Dual Propane Tank Holder Mounting Kit for 20-lb Tanks #DY34FR can definitely be installed on the tongue of a trailer. It doesn't include any kind of brackets for doing that, but the 3/8? slotted holes makes it fairly…
Hey Michael, you will want to go with a set of skid wheels for your motorhome like the Ultra Fab #UF48-979012 which will prevent the dragging. These attach to the frame and roll instead of dragging. Where are you dragging the most?
They Thomas, I'd be glad to help you pick out which tire pressure monitor system would be better for you. So generally what we have found is that the TST system part #TST-507-RV-4-C is a bit more rugged and will withstand a little more abuse…
Hello Edward, Thanks for writing in! I don't have the plumbing schematics or floor plans for every camper, so I can't confirm whether the Seaflo RV Toilet #SE85MR will fit your 2016 CrossRoads Sunset Super Lite Travel Trailer based on the…
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Plugs are essential for safely managing propane systems, whether you're capping unused lines or securing a single tank setup. These handy accessories ensure no leaks and provide peace of mind, especially in campers or home setups where unused outlets need sealing.
Plugs are crucial for sealing unused propane outlets, preventing leaks, and ensuring safety. They help maintain system integrity, especially in setups with multiple inlets like campers, where only one tank might be needed.
Selecting the right plug involves matching the plug size and type to your specific propane system. Consider the number of inlets and whether you need to cap unused lines, ensuring a perfect fit for leak prevention.
Yes, plugs can be a solution for minor leaks in propane regulators by sealing off unused inlets. This can prevent leaks and improve the efficiency of your propane system, especially in dual-tank setups.
Some plugs are unique to specific systems and might be hard to find. Specialized retailers like etrailer often carry a wide range of plugs, making it easier to find the exact match for your needs.
In campers, plugs are often used to seal off one of the inlets on a dual-tank regulator, especially if only one tank is needed. This prevents leaks and ensures the system operates efficiently.