Hello Bruce, Thanks for writing in! Using butyl tape between the trailer body and the Single Axle Jeep Style Trailer Fender - Diamond Plate Aluminum - 13" to 15" #HP96VR is exactly the route I would go. It stays flexible, creates an…
Hey Craig. Had to go measure this myself out in our warehouse, I see we don't have this listed. That opening is large enough for a 1" thick panel. What are you looking to panel?
Thanks for the information Brian! To add a front hitch to your 2026 Ram 2500 with a diesel engine, you'll need the EcoHitch Hidden Front Hitch item #EH37FR. For camper tie downs front and rear, I recommend the TorkLift Tie Downs item #TL73NR. The…
Hey Pam, welcome back! To replace your Pentair Shurflo Revolution 4008 Series By-Pass Pump, I recommend the Seaflo Diaphragm Pump for Boats and RVs item #SE57FR. This is a 12v powered three gallon per minute pump that is rated up to 55 psi. It works…
Hey Gaylan, I would recommend the Roadmaster Rear Sway Bar part #RM-1139-147 for your 2025 Winnebago Minnie Winnie that is build on a Ford E-450 chassis. This will make a HUGE difference in handling and stability for your RV and you'll definitely…
Hello Richard, Congratulations on the KZ Confluence 18RB! That is a really nice camper, and I like that KZ packed quite a bit into an 18-foot floorplan while still giving you a slide for some extra room inside. Yes, installing the etrailer RV…
Hi LaRue! The etrailer RV Slide-Out Topper #e67QV does include the awning rail track. This is everything you need for a complete slide-out topper installation. If you already have Solera mounting brackets installed from the factory, you will also…
Hey Brian! Yes, the Firestone Ride-Rite Air Helper Springs #F89VV will fit your 2025 Toyota Tundra. That is just the generic picture attached to that page, I can see how it would be confusing. These are designed to mount over the axle, and are…
Hi Mike, The JR Products Screen Door Slider part #37211185 has a depth of 1 1/4". That makes its overall dimensions 12 1/16" long x 11 7/8" wide x 1 1/4" deep. Though it isn't perfectly square at 12" x 12", it is…
Hello again Stephen! What kind of jacks do you have on your Imagine? If it is the Lippert leveling system with 5-1/2" square feet you need the #SN68FR. If it is a 2-point instead of a 4-point system you can pick up two of the #SN73FR instead. If…
Hey Kevin, yes we have the SumoSprings kit part #SS46KJ that is a fit for your 2025 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD. This is the medium density foam spring provides 2,800-lb support capacity at 50% compression and also requires no drilling for install!…
Received already. Yeow! Perfect fit. Thanks for getting the kit to me so quickly.
Rich
Arlington, TX
RV Door Parts with Gas Shocks for entry doors
Dial in your RV door parts with gas shocks that steady your entry or screen door. For most entry doors, 10-20 lbs is typical—going heavier can help in wind but takes more effort to close, so match the force and length to your original. Mount with brackets on the top or bottom of the door or frame to control how far the door opens.
Mount to the door and frame with brackets and test locations before drilling. Moving the bracket closer to the hinge can allow more opening. Place mounts where they clear the screen door, threshold, or outside top of the door. Be careful with retaining clips so they don't get lost. If the new ends are too bulky, swap to your old threaded ends.
Yes, if the length and force match what you have. Bed platforms often need stronger force than a light door. If the bed feels heavy or won't stay up, increase the force rating. If you added a mattress topper and lifting got harder, step up in force to help lift and hold the platform. If it's too weak you may need a temporary prop.
Start with 10-20 lbs for a typical RV entry door. If you're in a windy area or want the door to resist blowing open/closed, go heavier. If the shock is too strong the door can be hard to close, especially for kids. If it's too light the door may not stay put. Match the force to how you want the door to behave.
Match the force rating and the extended/compressed lengths of your current shock. Measure from the center of one ball socket to the center of the other. If the shock has no markings, choose a length that fits your mounts and start in the 10-20 lb range for entry doors. Check clearance so the body and ends don't hit the door sweep.
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