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 Phil! For a tandem axle trailer you will want two of the Leveling Kit with Wheel Chocks for Trailers and RVs #WS28ER. You are correct, one under each tire is best. I use these on my Jayco with one under each tire to keep them off the ground and…
The Replacement Controller and RF Remote for Lippert TV Lift System #LC253395 will not work on your existing RV T.V. lift due to the controller being specific to the motor. The motor, Lippert part 325978; has it's own pigtail that plugs into the…
Hello Herb, It's been a while, thanks for writing in. The short answer is no, the Micro-Air EasyTouch 353 is not currently compatible with the Furrion Chill Cube ducted system like the one included with #FR99TD. The Chill Cube is a newer,…
Welcome back Rich and thanks for the information! To replace your Sharp Carousel microwave R-820BK-F, I recommend the Greystone Built-In RV Convection Microwave item #GR27FR. It measures 21" wide x 11" tall x 15-3/4" deep.…
Hey Jonathan, RV air conditioners all fit a 14" x 14" hole so the only real important factors to determining the correct fit for you would be the BTU rating and whether you have a 6-pin or 9-pin connector. The 936000108 part number you…
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…
Hey Skip, welcome back! The Vitrifrigo RV Refrigerator w/ Freezer item #VT56FR is going to need a 12v power supply. You can not plug it into a standard 110v outlet. You'll need to use the PowerMax AC to DC Converter item #PM54VR, which works with…
Hey Nang, the mounting holes on the back of the MORryde TV bracket part #MR85ZR can accommodate bolt sizes that are up to M8 in diameter. M8 is 8mm (about 0.315 inches) across its threads, while 1/4-20 is 0.25 inches. Typically TV hardware is M4, M5,…
In my experience the MORryde Wall Mount #MR82ZR will require additional mounting height to allow it to clear the storage door opening on most RV's. I have had better results using the Mount #MR38DR in the area you are looking to mount the TV.
Hey John, welcome back! I do have a way better functional solution for you. It's the Brandmotion Tailgate Delete Backup Camera with Wiring Harness item #BM67JR. This camera attaches to your license plate bracket. The other end will connect to the…
Hey Jonathan, congrats on the new truck. The 7" drop should be enough, but it is hard to say for sure without knowing what trailer you will be pulling. The 7" drop will get your ball height at 17" or 18" (we measure from the upper…
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Built for folks who want a rock-solid setup, steel mounts deliver a firm, durable hold in the RV. Check your TV's VESA pattern—75 mm x 75 mm, 100 mm x 100 mm, 200 mm x 100 mm, and 200 mm x 200 mm are supported on some mounts, with adapters for 300 mm x 300 mm and 400 mm x 400 mm—and be sure the TV plus mount stay within the rated weight. Mount into a stud or other vertical support on thin RV walls.
Lock the mount in its travel position and add soft foam behind the TV to help quiet vibrations. When sliding the TV plate onto the base, support the weight and align carefully—the fit can be tight. Check that swivel or tilt won't contact cabinets or doors, and verify larger screens clear nearby storage compartments when stowed.
Yes, steel mounts are sturdy and handle heavier loads well. Check the mount's weight capacity against your TV's actual weight, and include the mount's own weight in your total. Verify your RV has a stud or backing plate where you plan to install. If it's an outside wall, measure screw length so you don't run fasteners through the exterior.
Secure it to a stud or solid vertical support—thin RV walls alone won't hold it. A plywood backer can help spread the load if studs don't line up. Make a cardboard or plywood template of the base bolt layout to speed placement. Hardware length may vary by TV, so you might need different bolts for the display. Watch for plugs on the TV that could require bracket clearance.
Likely, as common patterns like 75 x 75, 100 x 100, 200 x 100, and 200 x 200 are supported on many RV mounts. Confirm your TV's pattern and match it to the mount before buying. If your TV uses 300 x 300 or 400 x 400, plan on a VESA adapter plate that steps up from a smaller pattern on the mount.
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