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2 Steps for Finding the Right Weight Distribution Hitch Size
What size weight distribution hitch do you need? The ideal weight distribution will support your trailer's tongue weight. If the hitch is too light, it won't be effective. Too heavy, you'll have a rigid ride. Here's how to choose the perfect weight distribution hitch size.
Trailer Jacks
A trailer jack lifts and supports a trailer tongue, and keeps it level when not attached to the tow vehicle. Jacks vary in capacity and features for different applications.
A trailer jack is an important part of safe towing. If you need to add or replace a jack on a trailer, the following information can help you choose among the many kinds to find the right one. Basic Functions of a Trailer Jack Raises and lowers...
Roof-Mounted Watersport Carriers
Carry surfboards, paddleboards, canoes and kayaks on the roof of your vehicle. Learn how to properly mount and secure watersport equipment to your roof rack.
With a rooftop watersport carrier, you can easily load and transport: Kayaks Canoes Surfboards Stand-up paddleboards Paddles or Oars As with most roof-mounted accessories, one of the main reasons for transporting your gear on your vehicle's...
Stromberg Carlson
thanks to Melissa, if you have any questions or would like additional information please let us know. --these products will be imported to our website soon-- Stromburg Carlons offers: Tailgates - We now have 4 different types fifth wheel tailgates...
Must-Have Flat Towing Components
Learn about the five primary components you need for a safe flat towing setup: a base plate kit, tow bar, safety cables, light wiring, and a supplemental braking system.
The most common reason for towing a vehicle is basic convenience. Having your everyday vehicle with you means that you don't have to manuever a large, unwieldy motor home through back roads or parking lots when driving to and from your campsite...
How to Choose a Bike Rack for a Fifth-Wheel or Pop-Up Camper
Review and comparison of styles of bike racks for fifth-wheel and pop-up campers. Evaluates each style of bike racks' vehicle compatibility, bike compatibility, vehicle accessibility and user compatibility.
Being able to bring bikes along on a camping trip can help turn a good trip into a great trip. There are a number of different ways to carry bikes along while towing a camper, and the best option will depend on the type of camper. Some bike...
How to Choose a Spare-Tire-Bike Rack
Review and comparison of the styles of spare tire bike racks available. Evaluates each style of spare tire bike racks' vehicle compatibility, bike compatibility, vehicle accessibility and user compatibility.
Benefits of a Spare Tire Bike Rack Does not require hitch Makes it possible to tow while carrying bikes To help you choose a spare tire bike rack that is compatible with your vehicle and bikes it is important to consider four simple points:...
Trailer Hitch Installation Tips
How to install a trailer hitch. General information about the installation of trailer hitches on cars, trucks, and suvs including bolt-on, minor drilling, fish wire and other methods to make installing a hitch easy.
Before Installation: Make sure you have the correct hitch for your vehicle and the trailer being towed. Review the instruction sheet provided with the hitch. Check the hitch attachment area of the vehicle. Do not attach a hitch to a vehicle...
Hand Winches
Find out everything that you need to know about the different types of hand winches.
A hand winch is a tool that makes it easier to pull or lift large or heavy items such as: Loading boats onto trailers Multipurpose hauling or lifting of light loads Note: Winches should never be used to hoist, lift, support or transport people....
Installing Electric Brake Controls on a Chevy Uplander, Pontiac SV6, Buick Terraza or Saturn Relay
2005-2008 Chevrolet Uplabders, 2005-2007 Pontiac SV6s, 2005-2007 Buick Terrazas and 2005-2007 Saturn Relays use a multiplex wiring system.
5 Tell-Tale Signs It’s Time to Replace Your Trailer’s Leaf Springs
When it comes to trailer leaf springs, it can be tricky to know exactly when it's time to change them out in place of new ones. It's likely you've looked at them and wondered: Is that too much rust? How flat can they be before something goes wrong? Along with a million other questions. This article is your comprehensive guide to help you distinguish healthy leaf springs from ones that are ready to be retired.
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