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Hey Joe, welcome back! This is a great question but it basically boils down to roof thickness. Enclosed trailers have thinner metal roofs whereas RV's have roofs that are typically between 1.5 inch and 6 inches thick. So if you'd be willing…
view full answer...Hello Jose, thanks for reaching out. Yes! We do have a suitable replacement for your old WFCO WF-8865 converter. I recommend the following: - Progressive Dynamics 9300 Series RV Converter Charger - 12V - 60A #PD79RR This will work with Lithium…
view full answer...Hello James. I can definitely point you in the right direction, but the SAE number is not actually a part number, so this is not a good way to look up a specific light. The light in your picture looks very similar to the Optronics LED Side Marker…
view full answer...The trailer running light fuse of your 2018 Chevy Silverado is in the number 15 slot of the fuse box under the hood of your truck. I attached a picture with the location pointed out.
view full answer...Hi Herbert, thanks for providing the motor information. Based on the part number you shared, I believe you're looking for the Replacement Drive Head Pin for Solera Power RV Awnings, part #LC93FR. This is the replacement drive head pin used with…
view full answer...Than you for providing the photograph from under your trailer near the location you would like a propane quick disconnect hose installed. In the picture we see a iron pipe elbow attached to a fitting which is, male pipe thread on one side and male…
view full answer...It is okay to mix and match the Lippert Road Armor #LC696740 with the MORryde 2-1/4" #MR46ZR or 3-1/8" #MR76ZR shackle straps. The MORryde shackles are superior in construction to the Lippert kits we currently carry. MORryde did just…
view full answer...The Road Armor Shock Absorbing Equalizer Kit part #LC696740 are taller than most other standard equalizers so you'll likely need the longer 3-1/8" shackle straps when using them, the Lippert AP Kit part #LC52SV is a go-to for this as it has…
view full answer...I could not locate that exact number (V000613183) but from what I could find, it looks like it comes back to a Solera Awning. If that is the case, then the Replacement Short Arm Assembly for RV Awnings #LC404523 would be the correct replacement for…
view full answer...When a vehicle is being towed it cannot operate its own lights. The diodes are a gateway with 2 inputs and one output. One input is the regular wiring on the vehicle. The other input is from the RV. Since vehicles being flat towed will not have…
view full answer...It appears you are connecting your tow vehicle wiring to a 6-way connection like the RoadMaster 6-Wire Flexo-Coil Kit #RM-146. Making these connections is not difficult and I've attached a video and photo as well as linked an article to assist…
view full answer...Hey Donny, good to hear from you again! There isn't a difference in application between these two, both are standard grease seals. The Grease Seal #58846 is a single seal, while #RG06-050 is simply a pair of the same 58846 seals. They're…
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