Welcome back Michael. The 7-Way Vehicle Power Adapter #FR87PR takes the vehicle’s PWM/insufficient running-light signal and provides a steady 12V supply so Furrion cameras can operate properly. The tow vehicle lights still need to be powered on to…
Hey David, you can replace your Coleman Mach 15 with the Coleman Mach Everest part #CM35MR and use the same wiring that's behind the walls. Everything else would need to be swapped out but the wiring can be reused. We only have the Everest in the…
Hi Toby, At this time, Coleman Mach has not announced a heat pump version of the Mach Everest RV Air Conditioner #CM63MR. The current Mach Everest is marketed as a cooling-only, variable-speed air conditioner, and I have not seen any official…
Welcome back Ryan and thanks for the information. The LaSalle Bristol Cable-Actuated RV Waste Valve item #34466N4BB72GM is going to be the correct one for your 2020 Grand Design 390RK. Unfortunately, the valve body can not be purchased separately.…
Hello Kevin, Sorry for the delay, I had to reach out to Roadmaster on this one. Great question, I get what you’re saying about not wanting threads in the stack-up. Short answer, yes, the Replacement Car-Side Installation Hardware for Roadmaster Tow…
Hi Ashley! Yes, we do. If you're looking for the PopStep kit that includes the pieces between the steps, you'll want the PopStep, GapGuards, and NightLine Kit for MORryde StepAbove 3 Step, 19-1/2 Inch Treads, Part #PS63UR. This kit includes…
Hey Kyle! That is correct. The Coleman-Mach Mach-C Everest has variable-speed cooling and an inverter-driven compressor. However, the Mach-C Everest uses a traditional wall thermostat instead of a remote control. It also works with both ducted and…
Hey Jason! I'm guessing you have the 12" long shank right now which is the standard. For a longer shank that fits a 2-1/2" receiver you can use the Equal-i-zer Weight Dist Shank - 2-1/2" Hitch - 16" Long - 7" Rise,…
We sure do Bruce and welcome back! The Curt V-5 S0700U-R2 receiver is our Ball Mount item #D-26. The Curt item #D-26 is a 2" ball mount with a 7,500 lbs towing capacity. It provides a 3/4" rise, a 2" drop, and has a 1" diameter…
Hey Adam, that's clever use of a snake camera! That is definitely a Bladex setup that you have which we have replacement valve bodies for with the part #T1003DSPB if that's what you are looking for.
Hi Glenn, I was able to pull a few specs from your Dexter axle number, it looks like it is a 3.5K EZ-lube axle with 5 on 4 1/2 bolt pattern and a 2 3/8" diameter axle tube. I wasn't able to determine the hub face or spring center measurement…
What is your current tire size? The only tire size I saw mentioned online for a Flagstaff 176LTD is ST145-12 (also commonly referred to as 145/80-12). We do offer that size in a radial as part #AM10130 which is a load range D with a 1220 lb per…
Keep mud and sand outside with 21-3/4 inch wide covers that fit steps sized for that width. The textured fibers help knock off dirt, and they're easier to attach and detach than carpeted covers. Note that on some curved metal steps the fiber depth can prevent retraction, and a few setups may require removing the cover before folding, while others fold up just fine.
Yes, they help knock off mud, dirt, and sand before you step inside. Several note no more dirt/sand tracked in and that these clean shoes and boots well. Expect them to reduce debris, not eliminate it. Give the cover a couple of wipes with your soles before stepping in.
One cover is included. It also comes with 4 mounting tabs and 2 springs to secure the cover to your step. Attach the hardware, check for a snug connection, and confirm the cover sits centered on the tread before use.
They can fit if your step width matches and there's enough clearance. We've seen them fit both steps on a travel trailer and meet the needed length and width. On some RV curved metal steps, the depth of the plastic fibers prevented retraction. Measure your step width and test fold the steps with the cover on before heading out.
It depends on your steps. Some foldaway steps retract fine with the cover on, while others required taking the cover off before folding back. Curved metal steps may not retract if the plastic fibers are too deep. Test fold your steps after installing; if there's interference, remove the cover before retracting.
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