There aren't any specific fits for a trailer like your Forest River, as these are universal-fit options, but I can tell you how to go about determining the correct fit. In order to do so, all you need to do is measure the frame of your trailer from outside to outside.
For example, the hitch most likely to work, and that fits frames which measure anywhere between 22 inches and 72 inches wide, is from Curt:
- Adjustable Width Trailer Hitch Receiver for RVs # 13703
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Yes, the Opti-Brite LED Strip Light for RV Awnings - Weatherproof - Chrome Housing - 11" Long # ILL70CBAWN is the # ILL70CCSBAWN minus the switch just like you were wanting. view full answer...
The Leaf Spring part # e94SR would work great in place of your current springs on your 2022 Outdoors RV 24RKS. The additional leaf packs wouldn't really affect much aside from making the trailer possibly sit a little higher. view full answer...
The Brophy D-Ring Tie Down Anchor w Backing Plate # RR5K would work well on your ice fishing house with a sprayed insulated floor. As long as you use the backing plate that comes with it the plywood application would be just fine. view full answer...
The iRV RV Stereo part # 292-101809 would be a great and easy upgrade for the Furrion system you have currently. Since this can play music from a USB drive it would be perfect for what you mentioned. You could transfer your music files onto a USB thumb drive and then play the files from the stereo without needing data or wifi. view full answer...
The Swagman E-Spec Bike Rack for 2 Electric Bikes part # S94FR which has a 70 lb per bike capacity can be used on the back of a trailer trailer. In order to do so you'd just need a trailer hitch, the Curt RV Bumper Hitch part # C19101 if you have a square rear bumper or the Adjustable Width Trailer Hitch Receiver for RVs part # 13703 if you don't is what I recommend. view full answer...
Since you only have the single hole in the center of the countertop the only way to make the Ultra Faucets RV Kitchen Faucet w/ Pull Out Spout # 277-000190 compatible would be to drill two holes for the mounting bolts to pass through. The closest option color-wise that would work would be the Phoenix Faucets Hybrid RV Kitchen Faucet w/ Pull Down Spout # PF231561. This faucet has a single threaded inlet shank, which will allow you to tighten it to the sink. view full answer...
To replace the ST175/80D13 tires on your 2011 Little Guy I strongly recommend the Provider # TTWTRTM1758013C.
This radial ply tire is going to provide a substantial upgrade over your existing bias units (as indicated by the "D" in your tire size listing), especially for highway applications. A radial tire features cords that run at a 90 degree angle to the direction of travel compared to a 32 degree angle on a bias alternative. This essentially allows a radial to flex more - giving it... view full answer...
I spoke with the manufacturer, MORryde, and their tech stated that you'll need 4" of clearance for the strut assist. Due to the cabinet you'll have to go with steps that do not have the strut assist like the MORryde StepAbove RV Steps for 23-3/4" to 26-1/4" Wide Doorways - 3 Steps Item # MR98RR. The strut assists are nice but these steps really are not hard to lift or lower down due to the lightweight construction so you'll be fine without them. view full answer...
I spoke with Andersen, and they said that you actually couldn't use the:
- Andersen Camper Wheel Chock and Leveler # AM3604 & the Andersen Rapid Jack # AM3620 due to the fact that the rate at which each lifts is different and would cause the front to be higher than the rear. view full answer...
There will be no issues at all having stainless braided air lines already installed. The PTC-to-AN adapter fittings that will have come with the stainless lines, like the Air Lift Upgrade Kit for LoadLifter 5000 and LoadLifter 5000 Ultimate # AL52300, are actually specifically designed for this purpose. This fitting will then connect to the nylon air lines that go to the compressor and you will be good to go.
I attached an image from the instructions that will break this down as well. view full answer...
There is an ignition knob for the cooktop and the oven for the Furrion 2-in-1 Range Oven with Glass Cover # FR97KR that you referenced. view full answer...
The closest option we have available to your existing round Glo-Brite assemblies (which are no longer made) is the Optronics LED Trailer Tail Light # STL13RFHXB. This assembly has an overall diameter of 5-5/8" and the light face itself measures 4" in diameter.
This unit has a standard 3-wire pigtail (not the 3-prong plug) so you would need to hardwire it to your trailer's wiring at the back. The 3 bolt holes are spaced apart by exactly 4-1/4", so you may need to drill some additional... view full answer...
Yes the NOCO Boost Pro Jump Starter # 329-GB150 is a brand new unit. We rarely will offer products "used" and in those cases you'd definitely know you were ordering it in that condition. They aren't even really used so much as they were returned and somehow were missing components so we offer them at a discount. But every situation is different. view full answer...
If you are measuring at the lip that the screen door rests on, you are likely shorting yourself a little bit. You want to measure from the inside of the door flange to inside of the door flange. I have included a couple pictures that show the measurements you want to take. If you take those and have at least 25", then you can use the SolidStep Manual Fold-Down Steps # LC791574.
If you take those measurements and do not have at least 25" then we do not have a set of Lippert SolidStep's... view full answer...
So your electric over hydraulic brake actuator is receiving a standard brake controller output signal to tell it how to operate your EOH trailer brakes. So it would be possible that you could take this circuit (most likely blue wire) and extend it from where it connects to the actuator to the back of the first trailer so that you could then connect it to the electric brakes of your second trailer. You'd need 10 gauge wire like part # 10-1-1 (sold by foot) to get the circuit to the trailer... view full answer...
A shock kit is going to give you the best improvement in ride quality. The other options would help a little bit but since they don't dampen the movement of the suspension it wouldn't slow the movement of the suspension like you are wanting. Slowing the movement of the suspension is primarily what makes it feel "soft" and not just bouncy.
So if you have a 2-3/8 inch diameter axle the shock kit you'd want is the part # LC281255 or if you have 3 inch axles part # LC281281. view full answer...
It seems like all the RV doors are 24" and all the RV furniture is 26", but customers still manage to get all that furniture in without damaging it. If you have an extra person to help, you will be fine. view full answer...
For trailer axles that have a capacity of between 5,200 and 7,000 lbs the grease seal requirement can be one of two options without any real rhyme or reason which is pretty frustrating. Sometimes the spindle will require the smaller diameter and other times it's the larger diameter. To verify what you'd need will require you to measure the spindle on your trailer or get the bearing number out of the hub currently. view full answer...
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