Hi John! The etrailer Anti-Rattle Hitch Stabilizer for 2" Hitches - Vinyl Coated Steel #e99007 could be used with weight distribution, but I don't think it's the one I would go for. It works really well for things like bike racks, cargo…
Speed is a huge issue with trailer tires actually. Unless otherwise noted trailer tires are rated as 65 miles per hour as their max speed. Exceeding the speed rating will cause the tire to heat up and fail easier. We do have a couple brands that have…
Hello Jonathan, thanks for reaching out. If you want to stick with the 4.80-12 tires, we do have The Kenda #AM10062 that has a 65 mph speed rating. This would allow you to drive at highway speeds without any concerns. it may be possible to upgrade to…
I'm going to recommend using the ProGrip Adjustable Wheel Net with Ratchet and Snap Hooks #317-18900 as these adjustable straps are going to have the length necessary to fit your D-ring mounts that are set 46" apart. The wheel straps on…
Yes, the weight distribution manufacturers thankfully designed the shanks to their systems to all be the same dimensions. That means a Blue Ox shank like part #BXW4002 will fit an Equalizer weight distribution head.
Hey Diana, it's pretty rare to find trailer jacks that have the narrower inner tube like you need so if you can have your coupler modified to fit the 2 inch size not only would you be able to use the part #e88GV that you referenced but its going…
On an 4 foot long section of E-track #EM19147 and 2 screws every 16 inches that is a total of 6 screws in the aluminum frame. This most likely will not get you near the capacity of the E-track. I recommend bolting through the aluminum frame so that…
Hey Deven, welcome back! Sadly, the brushes that come on the CargoSmart Boot Cleaning Brush #3481733 are not sold as a replacement part. If your brushes are worn out the only option would be a whole new unit.
The vast majority of bearings that are used on trailers are manufactured in China. I know that there is a looming mentality that anything from China is cheap and will break easily, but in the case of bearings, like the popular #L44649, you will get a…
Hey Bruce, this is a great question but the issue with the Curt trailer wiring harness part #C76QV has been resolved and it no longer requires the wires being swapped. You will be able to install this and not have to worry about the trailer…
We have bike racks that are designed to attach to an RV ladder like the Surco RV bike rack part #SP501BR which would work well. I attached an install picture and video for you to check out as well.
It sounds like you have a wishbone wiring harness install on your trailer. A regular 4-way wiring harness has 4 wires from the back of the connector, 1 for left turn/brake typically (yellow), 1 for the right turn/brake typically (green), 1 for the…
Keep your tools close and stay comfortable while working around the garage. In red, these tool organizer options include designs that roll smoothly on concrete with large wheels and offer easy swivel movement. Built-in storage gives you plenty of space for essentials, and some even include a spot for a cup so you can keep a drink handy as you go.
Yes, look for an organizer tray with a ton of space for tools and a spot for a cup of joe. Review the tray layout, dividers, and lip height to keep parts from sliding off. Make sure your most-used tools fit the compartments you prefer.
Choose a capacity that covers your body weight plus the tools you'll stash. Options are rated up to 250lbs, 300lbs, or 350lbs. Check the rating on the product label before use. If you'll load the organizer with heavier tools, size up to reduce strain on the casters and frame.
Match the listed seat height to the tasks you do most so you can reach your work comfortably. Measure from the floor to your ideal working height and compare to the spec. If you work low for longer stretches, consider a lower seat with padding and easy swivel to reduce strain.
Yes, large wheels help it glide smoothly and roll great on concrete. Look for big casters and a smooth swivel action. Clear debris that could catch a wheel. If your surface is rougher, prioritize larger-diameter wheels to reduce effort.