Hey Jerry, thanks for reaching out. The Atlas IV Hydraulic Trailer Jack #ST23FR is a single-acting hydraulic jack, so hydraulic pressure is only used to extend the cylinder. Once the trailer is coupled and the tongue weight is off the jack, the…
Hey Frank. I can give you the dimensions of the shank on the B&W Continuum item #BW28FR but you're going to need to take the measurements on your Silverado 3500 to confirm the tailgate will open. From the hitch pin hole to the center of the…
Hey, Nicholas! First I'd like to say that you helped me learn something new today. I look up your team and watched the promo video on your universities website. Look like a lot of fun! I watch Formula 1 with my dad from time to time but…
Hey Bryan, that's a good question. The pricing can definitely be misleading, but I wouldn't use it to judge the quality of the tire. A lot of that comes down to promotions, inventory, and whether you're looking at a tire by itself or…
Hello Larry, I’m sorry you’re running into this, but you’re definitely not alone here. We’ve started to see this come up more often when the Victron MultiPlus-II Inverter Charger - 2,400 Watts - 50 Amps - 12V #VN43VR is paired with the Hughes…
Hey Chris! The black wire on the etrailer Electric Trailer Jack #e23ZV is just a ground wire. Realistically you can ground it however you want but I would say running it to the frame with a self-tapping screw as indicated in the instructions is the…
Hey Tony, great question, and you are definitely not alone, this is one of the most confusing parts of towing. The weight of your weight distribution hitch, including the shank and ball mount that slide into the receiver, counts against your truck’s…
Thanks for asking Glen, I found the specs you were asking about. Bigfoot Hydraulic Tongue Jack #BF34FR has 16.5 inches of lift, and when it’s fully extended it measures at 24 and a half inches overall. Retracted, it sits at 8 inches, so you get a…
Hello Kyle, Yes, our etrailer Electric Trailer Jack - A-Frame - 18" Lift - 3,500 lbs #e23ZV would be an excellent fit for your 2-horse trailer at 3,000 pounds. A 4-flat trailer connector only carries lighting functions (tail, turn, brake, and…
Hey Brent! I do recommend using a slider to make sure you have clearance on those turns. The only exception is if you have a rotating pin box. If you don't mind a manual slider where you have to get out and engage the lever the best option is the…
Jason, you only need one Hub Saver per wheel. Since they're sold in a pack of two, one package is enough for a single-axle trailer with two hubs. If you have a tandem-axle trailer, you'll need two packs to cover all four wheels. The Hub Saver…
Hey Mark, the only real downside to an offset ball like the Gen-Y part #GY43XR is going to be that it costs more typically and it would take up more room when stored compared to a non-offset ball like the #C38CR. The handling and weight carrying…
Hey Jerry, thanks for reaching out. The Atlas IV Hydraulic Trailer Jack #ST23FR is a single-acting hydraulic jack, so hydraulic pressure is only used to extend the cylinder. Once the trailer is coupled and the tongue weight is off the jack, the…
Hey Frank. I can give you the dimensions of the shank on the B&W Continuum item #BW28FR but you're going to need to take the measurements on your Silverado 3500 to confirm the tailgate will open. From the hitch pin hole to the center of the…
Hey, Nicholas! First I'd like to say that you helped me learn something new today. I look up your team and watched the promo video on your universities website. Look like a lot of fun! I watch Formula 1 with my dad from time to time but…
Hey Bryan, that's a good question. The pricing can definitely be misleading, but I wouldn't use it to judge the quality of the tire. A lot of that comes down to promotions, inventory, and whether you're looking at a tire by itself or…
Hello Larry, I’m sorry you’re running into this, but you’re definitely not alone here. We’ve started to see this come up more often when the Victron MultiPlus-II Inverter Charger - 2,400 Watts - 50 Amps - 12V #VN43VR is paired with the Hughes…
Hey Chris! The black wire on the etrailer Electric Trailer Jack #e23ZV is just a ground wire. Realistically you can ground it however you want but I would say running it to the frame with a self-tapping screw as indicated in the instructions is the…
Hey Tony, great question, and you are definitely not alone, this is one of the most confusing parts of towing. The weight of your weight distribution hitch, including the shank and ball mount that slide into the receiver, counts against your truck’s…
Thanks for asking Glen, I found the specs you were asking about. Bigfoot Hydraulic Tongue Jack #BF34FR has 16.5 inches of lift, and when it’s fully extended it measures at 24 and a half inches overall. Retracted, it sits at 8 inches, so you get a…
Hello Kyle, Yes, our etrailer Electric Trailer Jack - A-Frame - 18" Lift - 3,500 lbs #e23ZV would be an excellent fit for your 2-horse trailer at 3,000 pounds. A 4-flat trailer connector only carries lighting functions (tail, turn, brake, and…
Hey Brent! I do recommend using a slider to make sure you have clearance on those turns. The only exception is if you have a rotating pin box. If you don't mind a manual slider where you have to get out and engage the lever the best option is the…
Jason, you only need one Hub Saver per wheel. Since they're sold in a pack of two, one package is enough for a single-axle trailer with two hubs. If you have a tandem-axle trailer, you'll need two packs to cover all four wheels. The Hub Saver…
Hey Mark, the only real downside to an offset ball like the Gen-Y part #GY43XR is going to be that it costs more typically and it would take up more room when stored compared to a non-offset ball like the #C38CR. The handling and weight carrying…
Trailer tool boxes are essential for keeping your gear organized and secure on the road. Whether you're storing tools, batteries, or other equipment, these boxes offer durability and ample space. Consider the size, material, and locking mechanisms to ensure it fits your trailer and meets your security needs.
Choose a size that fits your trailer and accommodates your storage needs. Measure the available space on your trailer and consider what you'll store. Some boxes fit perfectly on ATV racks or trailer tongues, while others offer room for larger items like propane tanks or winch batteries.
Durability varies by material and construction. Many boxes are lightweight yet sturdy, with reinforced hinges and solid latches. Some are made in the USA and built to withstand tough conditions, making them ideal for frequent use and long-term storage.
Most trailer tool boxes have reliable latches and locks, though some may have weaker points. Look for boxes with solid locking mechanisms and reinforced hinges to ensure security. A smooth operation of the latch and lock is a good indicator of quality.
Yes, many trailer tool boxes are versatile enough to store specific equipment like winch controls, batteries, and tie-downs. Some are designed with features like gas struts to prevent gear from damaging the box, making them ideal for specialized storage needs.
Installation is generally straightforward, with most boxes fitting easily onto trailers. Ensure you have the right tools and follow the manufacturer's instructions. Some boxes are designed for specific trailer types, so check compatibility before purchasing.
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