I may have a solution for you, however the Draw-Tite Hide-A-Goose Underbed Gooseneck Trailer Hitch # 9465-54 that you have installed in your Chevy Silverado is not compatible with the B&W Companion Hitch # BWRVK3500. This is because the B&W Companion is designed to fit the square gooseneck hole that the B&W gooseneck hitches provide, and it will not fit the round gooseneck hole on your Draw-Tite unit. There is not an adapter available to make the two systems compatible with each other.... view full answer...
If the rail kit you installed in your 2007 Chevy Silverado Classic is the B and W Rail Kit part # BWGNRK1067 what you'd want for a fifth wheel hitch is the B&W Companion part # BWRVK3500.
This hitch will fit your rail kit directly and has a 20k capacity. This is considered by many to be the best fifth wheel hitch on the market so it would be a great option all around that can easily be totally removed from the truck bed. view full answer...
I recommend the Hollywood Racks Trail Rider 2-Bike Rack # HR200Z. This platform bike rack will secure your bikes by the wheels and frame. The wheel holders will adjust to fit bikes of different wheel sizes and wheelbases, and will hold bikes with wheelbases up to 60 inches and tires no wider than 3 inches. Exceeding similar bike racks, this rack has a weight capacity of 45 pounds per bike. The anti-rattle hitch bolt will reduce movement of the rack in the hitch receiver. When storing the... view full answer...
You have two options for 5th wheel towing with a short-bed truck such as your 2007 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 Diesel 4X4 with 6-1/2-foot box. A sliding 5th wheel hitch is one way to get around the limited trailer-to-cab clearance with such short-bed trucks and the other is to use a Sidewinder replacement pin box on the 5th wheel. Both of these products, which cannot be used together, provide additional turning clearance for low-speed maneuvering.
There are several types of 5th wheel installation... view full answer...
Since you have that utility body the custom fit hitches for the 2006 Chevy Silverado 2500HD will not work. What you will need is a weld-on hitch. I have included a link to the options for you. A hitch like # 15902 creates a drop of 10.865 inches from the truck frame.
Installation should be performed by a qualified professional welder. view full answer...
If your 1999 Chevy Truck is a Silverado the # VGM-99-100 would be the correct tailgate to use.
If you have the C/K style older body style truck you would instead want the # VGM-88-100. view full answer...
Installing a 5th wheel trailer hitch and installation kit requires very precise measurements to install correctly. But there is actually a larger concern that needs to be addressed. With a bed less than 6 feet long, a slider may not offer enough clearance between the truck cab and trailer when executing turns. The result could be a collision between the two.
I recommend doing some measuring before installing anything. Measure from the center point of the rear axle to the back of the truck... view full answer...
What you'll want is the adapter kit part # 41157. This plugs inline with the 7-way at the rear of your 2007 Chevy Silverado and gives you an additional 7-way you can mount up in the truck bed for your camper. view full answer...
I would recommend a Derale Stacked-Plate Engine Oil Cooler Kit # D15602 for your 1996 Nissan Pathfinder. Stacked plate coolers are the most efficient style of engine coolers and take up very little space.
This cooler comes with multiple thread sizes ensuring that it will work on your vehicle.
I attached an FAQ article on oil coolers for you to check out also. view full answer...
There are actually several different bolt patterns for a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Van. If you have the larger 6 on 205 mm bolt pattern which can be found on the 3500 models then the Front Mounted Trailer Hitch Universal Spare Tire Carrier part # 6715 cannot be used because the slots will not span the distance between the lug nut holes it needs to attach to on your wheel. However, we do still have an option for you in the Roadmaster Hitch Mounted Spare Tire Carrier part # RM-195225 which is... view full answer...
Since you are using your 2007 Chevy Silverado 2500HD for so many different things, including heavy towing and loads in the bed, the highest density springs are the best ones, with the correct fit being the following:
- SumoSprings Solo Custom Helper Springs - Rear Axle # SSR-211-54
These have a 2,800 lb capacity and are the highest density which means they will offer the sturdiest support for your truck bed when you have these heavy loads, are towing, and going offroad. view full answer...
Actually to install a brake controller in your 2007 Chevy Silverado you would want to use an install harness like part # 3015-P that plugs into the junction box under your dash. The reason for this is that you have the Classic body style Silverado. The new body style Silverado requires hardwiring but not yours.
Check out the install video I attached that shows a similar Tekonsha controller being installed with the # 3015-P harness.
I also attached a help article that covers the same thing. view full answer...
To replace the trailer connector and wiring on your 2007 Chevy Silverado Classic you can use connector # HM40975 and wiring harness # PK11998. The wires on the harness will probably not match color for color on the vehicle so you will need to test the wires using a circuit tester, # PTW2993.
Then you determine the wire functions on the vehicle side you can make the connections with the wiring harness as follows:
Red - Left Turn and Stop
White - Ground
Blue - Electric Brakes
Green - Right... view full answer...
The 4-way and 7-way side of the part # HM40975 are both active at the same time. If you needed to plug in both styles of connector at the same time you could if the lids could open far enough.
Basically only one lid can be open at a time.
# HM40920 is an example of a 7 and 4-way that can both be used at the same time. view full answer...
The Stromberg Carlson 5th wheel tailgate # VGM-99-4000 will fit 2007 Chevy/GMC Silverado and Sierra Classic body styles but not the new body style. For a new body style use # VGM-07-4000.
I have attached a photo that shows the difference between the two body styles. view full answer...
The right hitch will depend on how much drop you need. Drop is the vertical distance between the bottom surface of the frame member and the underside of the rear bumper. You'll want to choose a hitch with sufficient drop so that the receiver tube clears the bumper.
Buyer's Products offers a Class V hitch specifically designed for service and utility body trucks, part # 3371801052. This hitch has a 2-1/2 inch receiver and is a weld-on application that offers a zero drop, which means that... view full answer...
As long as the circuit you plan to use the part # BX88727 is less than 20 amps, you could use this fuse bypass switch on your 2007 Chevy Silverado. view full answer...
The key to selecting a weight distribution (WD) and sway control system for your 27-foot trailer is to measure your fully loaded, ready-to-tow, tongue weight (TW) using a scale like the etrailer # e99044 or by one of the methods shown in the linked article. You also need to add in the weight of anything in the truck that sits behind the rear axle, such as a generator or loaded cooler. You want this total TW to fall into the middle of the operating range for a WD system so that it can move... view full answer...
For your 2007 Silverado Classic 2500 w/6 1/2 foot bed you would want the part # BWGNRK1067 actually. The part # BWGNRK1062 that you referenced is for long bed versions of the 3500 trucks so it would not fit yours.
I attached a install video for you to check out as well. view full answer...