I took a look at Coleman's website and they have the Phoenix Faucets RV Outdoor Shower Box item # PF266201 listed as a replacement part for the entire outdoor shower. The Replacement Shower Valve w/ Vacuum Breaker item # PF223242 would give you just the faucet for that set up.
We also have these same parts in black;
Phoenix Faucets RV Outdoor Shower Box item # PF266701
Replacement Shower Valve w/ Vacuum Breaker item # PF223701 view full answer...
In order to confirm fit of the Dexter Trailer Springs Over-Under Conversion Kit you simply need to know the axle capacity or axle diameter. It does not need to be a Dexter axle in order for the kit to work. If you have 2-3/8" diameter axles which are usually 3,500 lbs then use part # K71-384-00 but if they are 3" diameter which are usually between 5,200 lbs and 7,000 lbs then use part # K71-385-00.
The Dutchmen Coleman Lantern 300TQ likely uses 3/8" diameter axles which are 3,500 lbs so... view full answer...
Since the Atwood 31013 LP Detector has been discontinued you can replace it with the RV Propane Gas Detector - 12 Volt - 2 Wire - Black # RS44FR. This detector is a surface mount design and can easily swap out your old unit in just a few minutes. view full answer...
To keep leaves, twigs and other debris off the top of your slide where they can cause damage to the seals, a slide topper is definitely the way to go. For your 161 inch long slide out, Lippert recommends going with their # LCV000168110 Solera Slide Topper, which measures 163 inches, and is recommended for slides measuring between 158-163 inches in length.
The # LCV000165061 you'd looked at is recommended for slides from 146-151 inches in length, and wouldn't provide adequate coverage.
If... view full answer...
With the MORryde Rubber Equalizers # MR87ZR being taller than a traditional Curved Equalizer # TREQ458 will raise the ride height on your trailer if you use your current shackles and straps. MORryde does make the Suspension Upgrade Kit # MR76ZR with 3-1/8" shackle straps measured from center of hole to center of hole. These being longer than the 2-1/4" Kit # MR46ZR will reduce the amount the ride height will change. As the MORryde equalizer is cushioned and provides 3" of travel it is hard... view full answer...
Sulfation occurs in lead acid batteries when lead sulfate crystals form. In order to convert the crystals back to sulfuric acid it would require a certain pulsing electric charge which is not present on some battery chargers. For that you would need a different type of AC charger such as # CTEK56674. Sulfation can occur with regular trickle charger even if you are keeping the battery charged most of the time. The CTEK charger will maintain the battery and prevent sulfation because it does... view full answer...
With a 3,500 pound Dexter axle your bearings are # L44649 for the outer and # L68149 for the inner.
So you were looking at the correct bearing kit with part # BK2-100. view full answer...
It sounds like there is either something wired incorrectly with the thermostat to the control box, or something is not correctly connected between the control box to the Advent rooftop AC unit. Be sure to verify all the connections for the Air Distribution Box w/ Wall-Mounted Thermostat # ACRG15. Check the connectors coming from the air conditioner as well to ensure the terminals haven't pushed out of the connectors. view full answer...
For your 3,500 lb Dexter axle, I recommend the U-Bolt Kit for Mounting 3,500-lb, Round Trailer Axles - 5-1/2" Long U-Bolts # APUBR-1 or the CE Smith U-Bolt Kit for Mounting 3,500-lb, Round Trailer Axles - 5-1/2" Long U-Bolts - Zinc # CE23002. view full answer...
Here are parts lists for both of the kits that come in the 24x64 etrailer Cargo Carrier for RV Bumper # e83YR (see attached photos).
The Mount-n-Lock SafetyStruts # MO22FR do come with our cargo carrier. view full answer...
If the blower motor of your Advent Air RV Air Conditioner # ACM135 is drawing too much power it could definitely blow a fuse or throw out an error code on the thermostat. If you aren't using a this rooftop unit with an Advent Air wall thermostat, like what's included with part # ACRG15, then you won't be able to see the error pop up.
Your unit could also be stopping because of the anti-freeze protection probe that's clipped onto the coils of the unit to detect frost build up. With how... view full answer...
The Timbren Axle-Less Trailer Suspension System part # ASR3500S06 will allow you to use parts from an existing 3,500 lb axle such as brakes, hubs, wheels etc. The spindle and brake mounting flange are no different than a traditional axle. In regards to a bearing kit, you can use the Bearing Kit for #84 Spindle part # BK2-100. The Electric Trailer Brake Kit part # AKEBRK-35-SA can then be used to replace the brakes. view full answer...
The correct bearing kit you need for your 3500k Lippert axles is the # BK2-100. This kit uses a # L68149 inner bearing and a # L44649 outer bearing. It also comes with grease seal # 58846 and races.
I went ahead and attached a demo video that shows you the parts involved. view full answer...
Unless you find yourself in an emergency situation and have no choice, you'll want to make sure that the load ratings of your trailer tires are all the same, and that their combined weight capacity or rating meets or exceeds the GVWR of the trailer.
Your Load Range C tire is currently being overloaded, unless the as-towed weight of the trailer is less than 2960 lbs.
I would recommend replacing your existing load range C tire with a load range D tire like the Kenda # AM1ST79 if you're... view full answer...
The 105 psi is correct for the Kenda K353 Bias Trailer Tire # AM10068.
With trailer tires, you always want to inflate them to the maximum cold psi, which on this tire is the aforementioned 105. Doing this will give you the best performance, allowing the tire to wear slower and more evenly. view full answer...
Hey JC, since you have a Carrier AC unit on the roof of your Coleman Caravan the easiest AC unit replacement would be the Advent Air Carrier Replacement unit part # ACCAR135 as it was designed to replace Carrier units like you have now so the install will be easier. view full answer...
Based on the size of your 2014 Coleman 262BH camper, I recommend going with a jack rated for 3,500 lbs. This is the most common size electric jack out there, so the good news is you have quite a few options. Keep in mind, the jack does not have to be rated for the weight of your trailer because it is only lifting the tongue weight of your trailer, but I will admit that jack weight capacities really don't make much sense for trailer tongue weights or gross vehicle weights.
It looks like... view full answer...
Although I would not be able to speak on the installation of the part(s) you received for your trailer, I can tell you that the TremPro 644 Silicone Sealant part # 0160297 will do an excellent job of sealing your new aluminum panel to the trailer and covering any holes you should need to fill. The sealant is white in color and comes in a 10.1-fl-oz cartridge. It can adhere to aluminum, galvanized metal, plastic, vinyl, fiberglass, wood, and even mortar/concrete. In order to apply the sealant... view full answer...
It sounds like you are looking for a replacement passenger side tail light for your 2016 Coleman Lantern 274bh trailer by Dutchmen. If that is the case, we have exactly what you are looking for! From my research, it looks like those trailers came with incandescent lights, but could've been upgraded to LED, so I'll give you both options.
For an incandescent light, you will want part # RVSTB60.
For an LED light, you will want part # RVSTLB60
We also have the drivers side lights if you'd... view full answer...
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