The Mighty Cord Generator Adapter # A10-G30430VP that you referenced is an L14-30 adapter as it is a 30 amp twist lock style adapter.
L14-50 means 50 amp twist lock like the # CAM55572 which has both sides male and female this style.
If you ran a 30 amp to 50 amp adapter like part # A10-G30350VP you'd need to use it with 125 volts and not 220/240. view full answer...
The Curt Front Mount Hitch, # 31514, has a 9,000 lbs. maximum line pull. That is the gross load capacity when used as a straight line pull.
Straight line pull means that the winch cable must not exceed 15 degree angle up or down from horizontal or 45 degree angle left or right from straight ahead.
So the hitch will be strong enough to winch your Nissan Xterra.
I am sending a link to the instructions on the Curt front hitch which will show the installation and some information on winching... view full answer...
I went out to our warehouse and measured an overall diameter of 5-3/8" on the Ventline Replacement Fan Blade # BVD0217-00. I have attached an image to assist. The small hole at the center for the shaft has just a 0.03" diameter.
This particular fan blade is designed for the Ventline Vanair Roof Vent # VP-543SP. view full answer...
I went out to the warehouse and the thickness of the rough opening in the roof for installing this vent can be from 1-7/8 inches to 3 inches. view full answer...
We do not have CAD drawings for the Curt Front Mount Trailer Hitch Receiver # 31514 but I have linked the written installation instructions for you. I also went to our warehouse and measured the holes on the mounting flange in the hope that this information will be useful to you.
Please refer to the linked photo. The information shown on the photo is the same for both sides of the hitch. The horizontal mounting hole on the vertical tab measures 1/2-inch in diameter; it's center is 2-1/4-inches... view full answer...
The Curt Hitch # 13514 is a great hitch for carrying bikes! The actual weight of the hitch itself is 28 lbs. Its shipping weight (with the box and the packaging) is 33 lbs. It has a tongue weight of 400 lbs which is more than enough for your bikes. I attached the install video if you want to check out how easy it is to install.
If you're still looking for some 4-bike racks, I have some recommendations. For a platform-style rack, which I prefer since it's easier to mount/dismount bikes... view full answer...
I spoke with my contact at Curt and was able to get an installed picture of front mount hitch # 31514. I have included it for you. Also, according to Curt the hitch measures just under 12 inches from the ground up to the center of the hitch pin hole. I have also included a link to the instructions for you. view full answer...
The hook opening dimension of the SmartStraps Carbon-X Ratchet Tie-Down Straps # 348249 that you referenced is 1-1/4 inch.
I attached a review video for this for you to check out as well. view full answer...
Since we don't know what brand hitch you have installed on the Xterra it's really pretty hard to say. I'd bring a set of sockets with popular sizes and you'll be good. The socket/wrench size you'd need for the hardware that comes with the Draw Tite hitch part # 75282 that you referenced would be 18 mm. view full answer...
The large brown relay activates the 12 volt power circuit and the blue relays power the turn signal circuits. The brown relay may not be needed for you since you the Curt T-Connector Vehicle Wiring Harness # C56225 that you referenced has a 4-way and does not necessarily need this circuit activated.
Your dealer may have already installed the relays and that would explain why it does not seem like you do not need them. view full answer...
Ideally you would be able to get the measurement of your axle by using a precision instrument like dial calipers. There may also be a sticker or a tag on the trailer or axle that tells you the rated weight capacity of your axle.
If you are looking to replace the bearings, races, or seals on your trailer, you can disassemble your hub, and remove the components, and use the numbers stamped on them for replacements. I have attached a link to a helpful article that explains how to replace... view full answer...
The highest rated hitch we offer for your 2009 Nissan Xterra is the Curt # 13514 which has a tongue weight rating of 400 lbs. This would leave you with 80 lbs for the weight of your carrier since your motorcycle weighs 320 lb. Rear suspension enhancement like the SumoSprings kit part # SSR-210-47 would be a great option since that will be a lot of additional weight on your rear suspension. view full answer...
You want to select a towing ball mount with the amount of height rise or drop that allows the trailer's frame to be level with the ground when it is hitched to the Xterra. Level trailers tow much better so this is something you want to get right.
You will need to know the height of the level trailer frame and the height of the receiver opening on the vehicle. You can refer to the linked article that shows exactly how to measure to select the correct ball mount. When we installed Draw-Tite... view full answer...
The rails of the Tow Ready Hitch Cargo Carrier, item # 63153, are 5-1/2 inches tall and the shank on the carrier raises it 2-1/2 inches. Adding these together you get 8 inches of rise from the top of the receiver opening. To determine if the cargo carrier will allow the rear door to open on your Xterra you will need to do some measuring. Measure from the lowest part of the rear door straight down to the top of the receiver opening. If this measurement is 8 inches or more you will be able... view full answer...
The 1,000lb rating for the Blue SumoSprings Solo Custom Helper Springs # SSR-210-40 is for the pair of springs at 50% compression.
The 1,500lb rating for the Black SumoSprings Solo Custom Helper Springs # SSR-210-47 is for the pair of springs at 50% compression. view full answer...
To tow a trailer weighing 3,800 lbs you'll also need a brake controller to go with a hitch, a 4-Way and 7-way wiring harness, mounting bracket, and ball mount. You need both wiring harnesses because there isn't just a 7-way available for your 2003 Xterra and you'll need one to control the trailer's brakes. I have listed the parts you will need below along with the installation instructions and any installation videos we may have:
Trailer Hitch - etrailer Hitch item # e56KR
Wiring Harnesses... view full answer...
The Curt Trailer Hitch, # C13068, you have referenced is for a 1999-2011 Honda Odyssey. It will not fit on a 2007 Nissan Xterra.
The Curt Trailer Hitch, # 13514, is the correct hitch for your 2007 Nissan Xterra. The distance between the bolt holes, side to side, is 40-1/4 inches for the front two sets of holes and 40-3/4 inches for the rear set of bolt holes.
The distance between the front bolt holes on the side brackets of the hitch is 2-5/8 inches. The distance between the middle hole... view full answer...
The overall length of the Yakima SkyBox NX 16 Roof Cargo Box # Y07335 is 75-1/2" long, but you can see how it curves up in the front and the back. For actual flat space on the bottom, you have 71" to work with.
Since the average golf travel bag is around 50" long, you definitely have enough space to lay your equipment out flat, side by side.
If you are a fan of the Yakima boxes though, you might also be interested in their newer design, the Yakima GrandTour Rooftop Cargo Box # YA74FR.... view full answer...
The Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver item # 13514 you referenced does fit your 2009 Nissan Xterra but it does not have a bracket to attach a wiring harness. You are going to need the Curt No-Drill Bracket for 6-Way or 7-Way Round Trailer Connector Mounting Bracket - Long item # C57202. This bracket attaches your trailer connector mounting bracket to your Xterra without having to drill into your frame. You will then place your OEM 7-way in the Mounting Bracket and Installation Hardware - Pollak... view full answer...
The maximum tongue weight for this hitch is 500 pounds and the maximum trailer weight is 5,000 pounds. The hitch will be able to tow a 3,000 to 4,000 pound trailer. That being said, you will need to check your vehicle owner manual. The Xterra may have a lesser towing capacity than the hitch. When towing you must always go by the weight capacities of the lowest rated component whether that is the hitch, vehicle, draw bar or ball.
I have added a link to the instructions below. You can see... view full answer...
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