The correct foot pounds of torque for the Westlake # LHAWSO513B will depend on which size lug bolt you have. As this is a 16 inch aluminum wheel, I have the torque ratings listed below:
1/2 inch coned lug nut - 90 to 100 ft-lbs
9/16 inch coned lug nut - 120 to 140 ft-lbs view full answer...
There is not a left and right side; both the hubs and the mounting brackets can be used on either the driver or passenger side when installing the Kodiak Disc Brake Kit # K2HR712E. view full answer...
The correct torque is 30-50 ft. lbs for the etrailer Electric Trailer Brakes - 12" - 5,200 lbs to 7,000 lbs # AKEBRK-6.
As for the wheel it depends on if you have 1/2" or 9/16" studs; you should have 16" wheels so with 1/2" studs it is 90-120 ft. lbs of torque and 9/16" studs are 120-140 ft. lbs. view full answer...
You linked to the Jensen RV Stereo, # JWM60A on the website, for this model there is a bright Up/Down button in the upper left of the stereo. Please note the linked manual below. This should resolve your issue without need to purchase anything.
If you do choose to purchase a new stereo, yes the existing wiring will work if you select a new version of the current. view full answer...
There are no specific torque settings for wet bolts like the # 126B2. You need to tighten them down until the knurled portion of the bolt pulls completely into the shackle strap and the bolt head runs all the way down to the shackle strap. view full answer...
I was able to locate that you have the Roadmaster Comfort Ride Leaf Spring Suspension Kit w/ Shock Absorbers # RM-2460-2570. The shocks with that system are 17-1/2" extended and 11-1/2" compressed (loaded).
If I misunderstood what you were looking for, please let me know and I would be happy to help you further. view full answer...
The JT's Strong Arm Jack Stabilizer Kit for 5th Wheel RVs w/ 58" or More Between Landing Gear # LC191023 installs by bolting on to the trailer's frame and the existing stabilizer legs, and there is no welding required. As long as you've got a little bit of mechanical knowledge, the installation really is fairly straightforward. You're likely going to need to drill holes in the frame members on your trailer to complete the installation, which should be the most labor intensive part of the... view full answer...
When rotating tires like the # AM10303 on your triple axle trailer I recommend using the X pattern. This means you will swap the front driver side tire with the back passenger side tire, the front passenger side tire with the back driver side tire, and flipping the sides on the two middle tires.
You can also keep them on the same side if you prefer, and rotate them by moving from the front to the back. Ultimately it is up to you. The one thing I would make sure to do is to keep track... view full answer...
This is a great question. So the simplest way to look at it is to inflate the tires to the max psi when cold and as long as you are under the weight capacity for the tire and under the speed rating any pressure fluctuation is going to be okay. It is not recommended to deflate the tires when they are hot nor is it needed.
The generally accepted rule for psi increases with temperature is that for every 10 degree change there is a 2% change in psi. Typically tires get up to around 120 degrees... view full answer...
We don't have an install video on this exact axle, the Trailer Axle w/ Electric Brakes - 4" Drop - 5 on 4-1/2 Bolt Pattern - 95" Long - 3,500 lbs part # e45SR, but I did do one on a similar style which I have attached for you below. It won't be the exact same but fairly close. This axle assembly will be just as good as a Dexter without the extra cost. view full answer...
I have attached a video for you below which shows the process to adjust electric trailer like those on the Trailer Axle w/ Electric Brakes - 4" Drop - 5 on 4-1/2 Bolt Pattern - 95" Long - 3,500 lbs part # e45SR. If you skip to the 4:40 mark you can see the process. view full answer...
I spoke with Hughes Autoformers and they believe in your situation that there's an issue with the circuit board or the relays of your voltage booster # HU57FR and would like for you to reach out to them so that they can take a look at how it's wired and either walk you through rewiring it or replacing it.
Their tech stated that you should really only see a 3 volt difference when plugging in the booster and that seeing 10+ voltage increase putting you in the higher range of what's safe... view full answer...
From what I was able to research, the Momentum comes pre-wired for a Furrion rear camera only. The Furrion Vision S Wireless RV Backup Camera System # FOS05TASF allows you to monitor up to a total of 4 cameras, so you can add the two side cameras with part # FCE48TASL and then an additional camera to monitor the inside of your toy hauler with part # FCN48TASF.
The side cameras and garage camera would need to be hardwired to your running lights on your RV for observation. I've attached... view full answer...
In regards to trailer wheels and lug nuts, you should not be using any sort of thread locking compound such as Loctite. It's not needed and would make getting the wheels off for maintenance very troublesome. Instead, you would simply need to torque the lug nuts to the wheel specifications using a torque wrench like the 1/2" Drive Torque Wrench part # PTW3001C. I have attached for you below a wheel lug nut torque chart. view full answer...
I consulted the owner's manual for your Reese Sidewinder, and they mention that you are going to need to apply grease # L11354 to the surface on both sides of the wedge, around the kingpin, and the skid plate surface, which would require you to remove the 4 bolts to remove the turret from the pin box.
If there is any old grease you are going to want to clean off the old grease and apply new grease.
I have also attached a couple of instructional images for you to reference as well. view full answer...
The Adco Polypropylene Storage Lot Cover # 290-74844 has reinforced, elastic corners that reduce wear and resist tears and snags that might occur with trailers that have corner drain spouts. I've also heard that some customers have put some foam padding around those areas before to help further keep the cover in good working order since there might be some shifting around with heavy wind. You may want to get something like a pool noodle and cut it up so that it can be placed on the corners... view full answer...
To extend/retract the Lippert High-Speed Power Stabilizer Jack # LC298707 you will need to press and hold the the switch, as there is no automatic cut off.
However, this jack does have an integrated circuit breaker to protect you from damaging your RV by tripping the breaker if the circuit is overloaded while lifting the trailer.
I have included a review video as well for you to check out as well. view full answer...
For a stereo like the Furrion Mechless RV Stereo DV7200 or any others like the # DV3300SBL you would need to set the source on the stereo to HDMI using either the remote or button on the face of the stereo for it to play audio from an electronic that's connected to it via HDMI. view full answer...
The Curt TruTrack Weight Distribution System part # C17501 is a great option for a 1,200 lb tongue weight and what I recommended. The system will force the tongue weight of the trailer towards the front of the vehicle this is true. I wouldn't be able to speculate on the amount as there are too many factors. However, this can be done though the use of scales. The scales semi use will allow you to determine how much weight is added to the front axle of the tow vehicle with the weight distribution... view full answer...
The Jensen RV Stereo w DVD Player # JWM60A is roughly the same size as your Furrion DV1200 stereo but you might need to modify the space with some trim to get it to fit properly.
When it comes to the wiring the easiest thing to do is disconnect a wire from your Furrion stereo and then reconnect it to the corresponding function on the Jensen stereo. The only way you might consider disconnecting all of the wires at the same time is if they are still labeled correctly.
If the labels are... view full answer...
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