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We only have one piano hinge that is either 4" or 6" wide and constructed of either stainless steel or aluminum. That is the 4" Wide Continuous Hinge #MA38JR which is made of aluminum and 72" long with a 3/8" pin diameter. We…

Yes, you can cut the 8 foot long hinge kit part #MA32VR down to 7 feet in length and it would work great.

The side plates on the 3" Wide Continuous Hinge #MA65VR you found are 0.09" thick which is just under 3/32". We do have a 3" Wide #MA52VR which is 6' Long with a 1/2" pin that has 0.18" thick side plates which is…

Marlboro piano hinges like the 3" Wide Continuous Hinge #MA74ZR you're looking at do no have weight capacities. Marlboro mentions that it will be up to the installer to determine if the hinge will be strong enough.

It appears we do not carry a hinge that will fit those parameters exactly. We do offer a few 3" wide continuous hinges with a 3/8" pin like the #MA94ZR. This is a stainless steel hinge that measures 6' long overall. Unfortunately we do…

Yes, the 3" Wide Continuous Hinge - 6' Long - 1/4" Pin Diameter - Aluminum #MA74ZR can be cut down to fit your needs. I just recommend first removing the pin and separating each part before cutting them. You'll be better off cutting…

Yes, the Stainless Steel Piano Hinge #MA34ZR can be trimmed down. You will be able to weld it or drill holes to mount the hinge for your application.

The Furrion Chill HE Replacement RV Air Conditioner for Coleman Setup #FR32PV will replace your current Coleman MACH ac. It includes the necessary wiring and hardware to secure in place of the rooftop unit. This is necessary otherwise it would not…

For a set of ramp hinges with a grease fitting the part #PLR1902 would work well for you. Overall the hinge measures 8-3/16 inches long, the end pieces are 1 inch in diameter, and the plate portion measures 4 inches wide by 2-5/8 inches deep. I…

Usually RV cargo door hinges are piano style hinges that are between 3 and 4 feet like the part #MA85VR which is 4 foot long. This could also be trimmed down as well.

To properly measure your leaf springs you'll want to lift the trailer by the frame to take the weight off of the suspension and then measure from the center of the eyelet straight across the spring to the end of the slipper (pictured below). From…

Hey Kevin thanks for your question. There is not much downside to going with the 5,000 lb springs instead of the 3,500 lb. A higher rated spring may make the ride a bit more "chunky" at times, since the spring would not flex as easily.…