Welcome back Neil! We definitely have options that will fit your ST225/75R15 tire and will last much longer than 20 hours. The following two are the ones I have heard good feedback on and are the ones I recommend most: Bestop Small Tire Cover,…
Hey George. The Power Mountain Tallboy Off-Road Bottle Jack item #PM34FR is only rated for 6-tons but it's not like you're raising up the entire motorhome. Most of the weight is going to be on the back though and since it is a dually, I…
Hello Mark, Based on what you described with the driveway angle and the additional weight you plan to carry on the hitch, I would recommend going with the SumoSprings Solo Custom Helper Springs - Rear Axle #SSR-130-54. The main difference between the…
For your lead jack leg on your Lippert Venture Landing Gear VMC900R-327953, you will want to use the Lippert Venture Lead Leg Repair Kit for 5th Wheel RV Landing Gear #LC146059. As for a follow leg kit, you will want to use the Lippert Venture Follow…
Hello Terry, thanks for reaching out. The Bumper Spare Tire Mount #TR-1 will work with most 15" and 16" trailer tires with a standard 5-lug, 6-lug or 8-lug bolt pattern. What kind of wheel are you trying to use it with?
Hey John, The Kenda Karrier KR35 ST205/75R14 Radial Trailer Tire with 14" Aluminum AM06 Wheel #KE57JV does not come with center caps or lug nuts but we do have them available! For lug nuts you'll want the Americana Trailer Wheel Lug Nut…
Hey Brendan, can you email me back with the pictures? Is there anything unique about the lug nuts? Typically they are 1/2 inch diameter and either 60 degree like the part #TA66QR.
Your best route is to replace your entire surge brake assembly as Atwood no longer produces any parts for their brake actuators. The Titan Zinc-Plated Brake Actuator #T47457207K is going to be your best replacement available. It is specific to disc…
I have a few different options for you depending on the route you would like to take. However, regardless of which route you pursue you will need to take some measurements of your outer jack tube length and weld stop spacing. If you are handy and the…
You could use the Landing Gear part #RVLG-8HDL as a replacement for what you have now on our 2011 Wildcat by Forest River. This will bolt right up in place of what you have and has plenty of capacity at 8,000 lbs so it will operate easily.
Essentially the two jack legs are the same and either would work. Since the price is better the one I would go with is the part #LG-179013 which is the 29-1/2 inch length that you need.
Welcome back Neil! We definitely have options that will fit your ST225/75R15 tire and will last much longer than 20 hours. The following two are the ones I have heard good feedback on and are the ones I recommend most: Bestop Small Tire Cover,…
Hey George. The Power Mountain Tallboy Off-Road Bottle Jack item #PM34FR is only rated for 6-tons but it's not like you're raising up the entire motorhome. Most of the weight is going to be on the back though and since it is a dually, I…
Hello Mark, Based on what you described with the driveway angle and the additional weight you plan to carry on the hitch, I would recommend going with the SumoSprings Solo Custom Helper Springs - Rear Axle #SSR-130-54. The main difference between the…
For your lead jack leg on your Lippert Venture Landing Gear VMC900R-327953, you will want to use the Lippert Venture Lead Leg Repair Kit for 5th Wheel RV Landing Gear #LC146059. As for a follow leg kit, you will want to use the Lippert Venture Follow…
Hello Terry, thanks for reaching out. The Bumper Spare Tire Mount #TR-1 will work with most 15" and 16" trailer tires with a standard 5-lug, 6-lug or 8-lug bolt pattern. What kind of wheel are you trying to use it with?
Hey John, The Kenda Karrier KR35 ST205/75R14 Radial Trailer Tire with 14" Aluminum AM06 Wheel #KE57JV does not come with center caps or lug nuts but we do have them available! For lug nuts you'll want the Americana Trailer Wheel Lug Nut…
Hey Brendan, can you email me back with the pictures? Is there anything unique about the lug nuts? Typically they are 1/2 inch diameter and either 60 degree like the part #TA66QR.
Your best route is to replace your entire surge brake assembly as Atwood no longer produces any parts for their brake actuators. The Titan Zinc-Plated Brake Actuator #T47457207K is going to be your best replacement available. It is specific to disc…
I have a few different options for you depending on the route you would like to take. However, regardless of which route you pursue you will need to take some measurements of your outer jack tube length and weld stop spacing. If you are handy and the…
You could use the Landing Gear part #RVLG-8HDL as a replacement for what you have now on our 2011 Wildcat by Forest River. This will bolt right up in place of what you have and has plenty of capacity at 8,000 lbs so it will operate easily.
Essentially the two jack legs are the same and either would work. Since the price is better the one I would go with is the part #LG-179013 which is the 29-1/2 inch length that you need.
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