Yes, you can absolutely back up a trailer with the B&W Continuum WD hitch #BW28FR installed. It was made with this in mind and it will be more that strong enough to handle both backwards and forwards movement.
We actually have the exact bike rack you need, although the reason some bike racks, such as the #HLY84FR are not rated for use behind trailers, including fifth wheels or towed vehicles, is because the suspension on those is not as forgiving; there is…
I checked with B&W and when set up and ready to tow the lowest point of the system is 9" below the bottom of the trailer tongue. From the ground to the bottom of the B&W Continuum item #BW28FR is going to be a different measurement for…
To select the correct B&W Continuum Weight Distribution System for your needs you will first need to determine if you have a standard coupler(mounts on top of trailer frame rails) or an underslung coupler(mounts on the bottom of the trailer frame…
Good morning! To answer your first question, yes the B&W Continuum Weight Distribution System #BW28FR will work very nicely on your Grand Design 2970RL. You are well within the maximum weight parameter of 16,000 lbs, so it will work nicely to…
Hey Ed, it looks like you won't need to remove the bumper to install the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver #C76WR on your 2024 Ford Bronco Outer Banks. This hitch is just going to bolt onto your Bronco's frame requiring no welding or trimming, and…
Hey Gary! The Aries ActionTrac #AA3048324 will run under all four doors on your 1999 Ford F-250 Crew Cab. The top step measures 88" long x 4-1/2" wide and the deployed step is 72-1/2" long x 3-1/2" wide. I also attached a picture…
I'm attaching a photo of how the base of the Thule TracRac Contractor Truck Bed Ladder Rack #TH14750 gets installed on the truck bed for you to check out.
Hi Alison; there are quite a few differences between the different part numbers. Typically it is the brand, construction material, and other features for a particular model that differentiate them. For example, the #e95DR you were looking at is made…
Great question, lets have a look at this unit and see what we can figure out. **Commercial Grade Battery Box for Group 8D Batteries - Vented #329-HM484. *TorkLift PowerArmor Locking Battery Box - 6V and 12V Lithium Batteries - Powder Coated Aluminum…
Hello Russ, Thank you for the picture, it is always so helpful to be able to actually see the set-up. Yes, you will be able to use the Yakima SkinnyWarrior Roof Rack Cargo Basket - Steel - 58" long #Y07014 or #Y07014-16 for 74" long with…
The best snow chains for your LT275/65R20E tires are the Pewag Square Link Tire Chains item #PWE3231SC. The square chain links will give a really good bite on snow or ice for superior traction. The built in cam tighteners allow the chains to get a…
Keep your phone in view while you ride with a secure handlebar mount. These phone holders clamp to your bars for quick access to maps and music, and work best when you match your bar diameter and device size for a snug fit.
Yes, some handlebar mounts work for a camera or a smartphone. Look for language that calls out camera or smartphone compatibility. If you'll swap devices, confirm both the handlebar diameter range and the device interface are supported.
Match your handlebar diameter to the mount's stated diameter range. These mounts are designed to work within a specific diameter span; outside that, the clamp may not tighten securely. Measure at the exact spot you'll mount it, since grips and bends can change size.
Pick a section that matches the clamp's required diameter range. Avoid tapered or flared spots outside the stated range, since the clamp is designed for a specific diameter. Check clearance so the case length and width don't interfere with controls or cables.
Compare your phone's length, width, and thickness to the holder's listed case dimensions. The case specifies length, width, and depth; factor in any protective case you use. If your device exceeds any dimension, choose a different style.
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