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The slide-out creep could be caused by a bad solenoid, bad hydraulic cartridge valve, or a bad hydraulic ram. Since you're having an issue with only one slide out I recommend starting with the Lippert Replacement Hydac Cartridge Valve for…
view full answer...Due to the importance of a properly functioning break away system, it would be best to leave the existing break away battery in place and add an additional battery for powering the jack. A standard automotive or small deep-cycle 12 volt battery…
view full answer...The issue that you are seeing may indeed be an electrical issue. I recommend checking all the connections and wiring and make sure that there are not any loose connections, or signs of damage to any of the wiring. I have included a link to the…
view full answer...I have a possible solution for you, but the Replacement Phoenix USA Rear Wheel Center Cap #PXPH1764 is actually designed to be used on 10 lug applications, not 8 lug. It sounds like Replacement Phoenix USA Rear Wheel Center Cap - 6-1/2" or…
view full answer...The closest cap we have that matches your measurement is the Replacement Phoenix USA Rear Wheel Center Cap - 6-1/2" or 8-1/4" Hub Diameter #PXPH1764. This comes with a 6-1/2 center cap requirement. It is also made specifically for a 10-bolt…
view full answer...Technically, your A-Frame Bulldog Powered Jack, Item #BD500199, can be powered by the 12 volt circuit on a 7-Way trailer side connector which is in the 1 o'clock position where the wires connect if looking at the back of the 7-Way connector.…
view full answer...Yes, you can wire your winch to run off of the truck battery. I have included a link to a help article that explains the methods you can use to wire the winch. You will want the section titled Wiring a Trailer-Mounted Winch and option 1. I have…
view full answer...The Electric A-Frame Tongue Jack, #JET-3555, runs off a 12 volt battery. The best source for power would be from a 12 volt battery (like a car battery) mounted on the trailer. The red power wire on the Electric A-Frame Tongue Jack, #JET-3500, is the…
view full answer...To hook up a trailer jack to a 12 volt battery you need to make the connection from the jack's power wire to the positve post on the battery using a ring terminal, like part #DW05705-1. If you don't already have a battery on the trailer you…
view full answer...The Bulldog Powered-Drive Trailer Jack, item #BD500200, only has one wire, the power wire. This jack attaches to ground through the mounting hardware and the trailer frame. When wiring the jack to your 7-Way trailer connector you will need to make…
view full answer...In a typical RV-style 7-way the 12V charge circuit is carried on the pin at the 1-o-clock position as you look at the socket from the rear of the vehicle. Please refer to the linked photo. The 12V feed from a vehicle 7-way can deliver just enough…
view full answer...The Bulldog Winch OE Replacement #BDW20088 is wired so that two separate outputs can be run from a vehicle battery, but this is a continuous duty solenoid, so it's not going to operate in the manner that you're hoping. With that being said, I…
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