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Hey Greg! Where did your Stromberg Carlson Base Pad Extreme #SC53VR crack? The Andersen Trailer Jack Block #AN39VR is a good alternative. It has the same 6,000 lb capacity and the design is a little more basic/straightforward which makes it less…

Hey, Carl. There isn't one specific lock that would be for that coupler. I tried to find some sort of picture of even a drawing of the coupler to see what style would be best for it but I couldn't find anything out there. What I do know about…

Hey Alan, welcome back! The Velit Diesel RV Heater for Camper Van #VE66QV is capable of heating a trailer that size. However, a major factor in how effective it is will be the insulation on the trailer. Even with adequate installation it may be…

Hey Cody! The brake controller I recommend for your setup is the Redarc Tow-Pro Liberty Brake Controller #RED74CR. The Liberty is simple, reliable, and has a really clean look once installed. The main unit is hidden so the only thing you see is the…

Hey Jack, The number(s) you provided are more so just a description and not enough to identify the axle. Would you be able to send me a picture of the axle tag?

It's definitely possible to upgrade a trailer's axle rating to a higher rating by just swapping the axles. To pick out the correct axle you'll need to measure the distance between the hub faces and the spring seat centers and you'll…

I would not recommend reusing your existing u-bolts because the nuts are designed to mis-align the threads as they are tightened down to prevent the u-bolts from coming loose. You should choose the u-bolt kit that will fit the diameter of your axle.…

The Curt Solid 2-Ball Mount for 2" Hitches #C45002 has a 5/8" diameter pin hole, so the correct pin and clip to use is part #PC3, which is designed for Class III, IV and V receivers.

The best option we have is the Curt dual ball mount part #C45002. It has a zero rise and a 2 inch and 2-5/16 inch ball mounted on either side of it.

Hey, Andre. We have just the hub/drum for you! Since you have a 3.5k axle you will want the trailer hub and drum assembly part #TRU58AV.It come pre-greased so will make for a pretty easy install. This drum does use a typical bearing combination…

I am confident we have the parts you will need, but knowing which Bearing Buddy you have on your hub does not guarantee that we know for sure what bearings your hub has. The Bearing Buddy you need is the part #BB1980A-SS. I really wish there was a…

Unfortunately, Michael I cannot find any information on an AL-KO 7170 trailer hub. I would need for you to see what size bearings your hub uses and send me some images along with dimensions to identify the bolt pattern and any side brakes it may use…