Yes, the Adco SFS AquaShed Cover for Travel Trailers Up to 31-1/2' in length, # 290-52245, is great for moderate climates with moderate moisture. view full answer...
For the Dexter 4,000 lb trailer hubs the bearings are # 25580 for the inner bearing and # LM67048 for the outer. So for a kit that has both you'd want the # BK3-310. view full answer...
Yes, of course you can insert and glue the Valterra Rotating Adapter for Rigid RV Sewer Pipe, # T1027 if you choose to. If your objective is to have a permanent/semi-permanent arrangement of your RV to a sewer system, I suggest the Valterra Rotating Adapter for Rigid RV Sewer Pipe, # T1028. This adapter converts an RV waste valve to connect to 3" hub sewer pipe. The bayonet fitting rotates, making it easy to connect to the lug fitting on your RV's waste valve and the 3" hub slides over... view full answer...
We do indeed have a nice selection of ST205/75R15 tires available on aluminum 15 inch wheels.
I recommend taking a look at the Westlake ST205/75R15 Radial Tire w 15" Lynx Aluminum Wheel # LHAW320. This is an excellent, 8-ply radial tire that features a maximum load of 2,150 pounds at 65 psi and great speed rating of 75 mph. The sleek Lynx aluminum wheel provides a durable, lightweight, and rustproof unit with an automotive-grade clear coat finish on the front to protect it from any scuff... view full answer...
All I need to determine what the correct bearings and seal is for your trailer is the axle capacity. If you can get me that I can easily let you know what you'd need. view full answer...
It's hard to say whether the issue is with your cord or power source. The source could be tested but I recommend having a professional do this. On the other hand buying a new cord to test is likely less expensive and easier. If I had to guess I'd lean towards the cord being the issue since it works with the 30 amp adapter on it.
As for which cord you really can't go wrong with either. Both the Mighty Cord part # A10-5025ED, and Mighty Cord, part # A10-5025ED90, are good products and... view full answer...
For the rear of a travel trailer like the 2021 Forest River Flagstaff 25BRDS you'd need an RV approved bike rack like the Saris Trailhead RV # S63381 which is similar to the Apex you have now, can carry up to 4 bikes and has been reinforced for the rougher ride quality at the rear of a travel trailer like yours. view full answer...
I have a way for you to be able to mount the rear arms of the JT's Strong Arm Jack Stabilizer Kit # LC191025 on your 2020 Forest River Flagstaff 27RKWS. I did see in images online that the rear stabilizer is pushed to the very back of the camper and this is likely due to the slide outs and your plumbing that you have on the drivers side of the travel trailer.
When you mounted the front you had spacer mounts that are used to help position the Strong Arms in place. You will need to create... view full answer...
The Curt adjustable hitch # 13703 would be a great option for your 2021 E-Pro 19FD to carry your Yakima bike rack as it has the widest frame width range and fits all frame designs while having more than enough capacity for your bikes and bike rack. view full answer...
We definitely have weight distribution systems available that will work for you, but I do need to mention that the popping sound is completely normal and means the system is working properly. Weight distribution and sway control are managed by pressure and or tension, so there will always be some noise.
Something like the Reese Steadi-Flex # RP66559 will use friction pads for this pressure so there will not be metal on metal contact at the end of the spring bars, but there will still be... view full answer...
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