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First let's talk about capacity since you think you were overloading your Fulton XLT 1801. The reason it says max line pull is 1800 lbs first layer and 800 lbs with a full drum is that for every layer of rope wrapped around the drum the capacity…
view full answer...Hey Chris, a license plate bracket and light kit like the part #328-003-70BE would be your best option for that. This will give you a mount for the plate and a light above it that you can mount to the carrier and then wire to your trailer…
view full answer...Hey Matt, thanks for reaching out! The Furrion Chill HE Kit #FR45TD is a great option to replace your current Dometic AC unit, and it comes with the air distribution box, control unit, and wall thermostat. It also has the new R32 refrigerant which…
view full answer...When I reached out to the Dometic they informed me that the foot pedal itself is not replaceable. Which means you can either try to rig something up to get it to work, or you will have to replace the entire toilet assembly. If you're ok with…
view full answer...A longer ball mount would be a decent idea I would think but since its going to be a Class II 1-1/4 inch ball there aren't super long options. Mostly everything will be about same length with some variations. If you can determine the rise/drop…
view full answer...The equalizers that come with the Dexter Heavy-Duty Suspension Kit #K71-448-00 have bolt holes that measure 6" apart on center and then 4" tall on center as you can see in the attached photo. You'll want to measure your current…
view full answer...Hey, Brian. After some searching, I was able to find light part #328-003-6017A. Its amber and can be wired to do both turn and taillights. The white wire is ground, brown wire for taillights, yellow for your turn signal. This light is longer than the…
view full answer...Hi Bill; I'm not surprised the #T53MR gives you a rough ride since it is the severe service kit. Timbren SES isn't overly forgiving to begin with, and this particular design is for constant loads like a slide-in camper. I would recommend the…
view full answer...No, there's plenty of license plate light options for bike racks that don't require using the item #SWC502905-1 to splice into your vehicle's wiring. For example the Thule License Plate Holder for Bike Racks item #TH35JV plugs directly…
view full answer...When towing your trailer, you just want to make sure that everything remains as level as possible. If you raise the trailer body 5 inches, I recommend trying to compensate as much as you can on the vehicle end with a raised ball mount. After the…
view full answer...Hey Joseph! The Thule License Plate Holder for Bike Racks item #TH35JV uses a 4-way connector to power the lights. Since you've got a 7-way there are two options you can use. If you're going to be using your 7-way connector along with your…
view full answer...Having to run a separate wire to power the collision avoidance light on your trailer will depend on how and when you want that light to illuminate. If you want that light to be on only when the running lights are on, then you would not have to run a…
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