The Replacement Hitch Tite Anti-Rattle Hitch Pin for Saris Bike Racks part # SA3021 uses a 1/2"-13 bolt. I am not sure what you mean by pin diameter as the above is a bolt, not a pin but if this was not the information you were looking for please just let me know. view full answer...
Silver is just the color that Demco likes for their couplers which is why the Demco 50-Degree A-Frame Coupler # DM15349-52 is that color. The two most popular colors are black and silver like this. Demco does offer a red primer version of some couplers like # 12660-97SP. view full answer...
Generally speaking, you'll want to choose the largest cooler that will fit in the available space right behind the vehicle grille. For an Excursion, there won't be any problem with available space. The only caution about going with too large of a cooler is that it could lengthen the amount of time it takes for the vehicle to warm up in a cold climate.
The Derale # D13504 would be an very good choice. It's 11 x 12 inch size would provide plenty of supplemental cooling to protect your transmission.... view full answer...
When it comes to towing the Open Range Roamer Travel Trailer with your 2003 Ford Excursion, I agree, the Firestone Ride-Rite airbags that are currently on your vehicle should be able to handle the added weight of trailer and allow the vehicle to ride level.
Adding sway control to your towing setup is a great idea. Take a look at the Reese Friction Sway Control Kit, # 83660. This unit provides improved stability by reducing trailer sway which makes for a much more enjoyable towing experience.... view full answer...
The Yakima MegaWarrior Extra Large Roof Rack Cargo Basket, part # Y07080-82, is designed to fit round, square, aero, elliptical, and most factory crossbars. If your 2005 Ford Excursion has crossbars, this will almost definitely fit.
To be sure it will fit your length, measure from the center of one crossbar to the other. This basket will fit a crossbar spread from 36" to 60".
If you do not have crossbars, then I recommend the Inno Aero Crossbars, part # INXB130-2. They're aero-style crossbars... view full answer...
I checked with Buyers Products and while they didn't give an exact weight capacity for the Buyers Products Winch Mount for 2" Hitch # 3375571005 that you referenced they did tell us they use it on their 9,500 and 12,000 lb rated winches. view full answer...
For your 2002 Ford Excursion I recommend going with Air Lift LoadLifter 5000 Air Helper Springs - Rear Axle # AL57132 for the rear. If you happen to have a snow plow or some other heavy item on the front, then you can also get the front setup as well Air Lift LoadLifter 5000 Air Helper Springs - Front Axle # AL57154. You likely will only need the rear kit if you are just trying to reduce rear-end sag and improve handling when weight is added to the back.
If you have a true 6" lift, then... view full answer...
I have another option for you but the Hayes Sway Master Electronic Sway Control System part HA81775 you were looking at has been discontinued.
Instead I recommend the Sway Command Electronic Sway Control System for Electric Trailer Brakes - 1 to 2 Axles # LC380605 which will work perfectly with the Redarc Tow-Pro Elite Trailer Brake Controller part # RED44FR.
Both are great products and will serve you well. I have linked video on both for you to check out if you haven't already. view full answer...
The SumoSprings won't do anything for a lifted vehicle; they are 7-1/4 inches and designed for a vehicle at standard height. The best option for suspension enhancement for your lifted 2002 Ford Excursion is the RoadActive Suspension Custom Leaf Spring Enhancement Kit # RAS3621. view full answer...
According to CargoSmart you want to use the largest grade 5 bolt that will fit the # 3481765 mounting holes. The mounting hole measures .43". You should be able to find these at a local hardware store. view full answer...
The Timbren Rear Suspension Enhancement System, item # TFREXC4, is only the rear kit for your 2001 Excursion 4x4.
For the front suspension you will need the Timbren Front Suspension Enhancement System, item # TFF350SD4. These front suspension helpers will definitely help with the large 7.3L motor in your Excursion.
Both of these kits will require the removal of the original bump stop but will not require shock or spring removal and do not require any modifications to the original chassis.... view full answer...
In order to pick out the correct hub assembly for a trailer you are going to need know a few key pieces of information. The first thing you will need to know is the bolt pattern of your hubs. This is so you get a hub that is compatible with your wheels. I attached an FAQ article on determining bolt pattern for you to check out.
Next thing you will need to know is what spindle you have on your trailer. In order to do that you can either get the inner and outer bearing numbers from a hub... view full answer...
The Demco Classic base plate kit part # DM9517109 that you referenced is a confirmed fit for your 2000 Ford Excursion. That said, since you have a Blue Ox tow bar already it will be easier if you use the Blue Ox base plate kit that fits your vehicle part # BX2163.
To use a Blue Ox tow bar with the Demco base plate kit will require the adapter part # DM9523034 instead. view full answer...
Your dual air leveling kit will be very similar to the Firestone Air Command II # F2178. Since this is a universal kit there is no one certain place that you can look to find the fuse and relay for the compressor, but you will be able to trace the wiring from either the compressor itself or the switches inside your 2004 Ford Excursion. I have included a picture of how the wiring should be ran to both the fuse and relay so that you can trace your wiring.
A Test Light # PTW2993 can also... view full answer...
It is possible that on your 2002 Ford Excursion the output wire (blue on the controller) is not connected to the trailer connector at the back. You can test this by testing the 7-Way pin in the 5 o'clock position with a circuit tester such as # PTW2993 or a meter while someone sits in the vehicle and fully applies the manual override.
If no power shows on that brake output pin, then the likely cause is that the connection is not complete from the controller to trailer connector. This could... view full answer...
To install the Tekonsha Primus IQ Trailer Brake Controller # TK90160 on your 2002 Ford Excursion you'll need the wiring adapter # 3035-P as it has a different connector system than what you had on your 2002 GMC Sierra. If your Excursion has the factory 7-Way connector then you won't need anything else but if you have the factory 4-Way or no connector at the back then you will need some additional parts which you can find below:
Factory 4-Way
Adapter - # 3035-P
Wiring Adapter - # 37185
May... view full answer...
The Timbren Suspension Enhancement, part # TFF350SD4, is intended to assist the front suspension you have on your 2001 Ford Excursion. This kit is for 4-wheel vehicles.
Suspension enhancement is intended to be used on vehicles with suspension that is in good working condition. It is not intended to be used as a replacement for your suspension.
I pulled one of these from our warehouse and took a couple of measurements. The spring measures 3-3/4 inches and the plate it is attached to measures... view full answer...
Yes, you can use the Air Lift Upgrade Kit # AL52300 with the Air Lift LoadLifter 5000 Ultimate Air Helper Springs # AL88132 on your 2002 Ford Excursion. You will not have any issues installing this the parts together. We do also have the Upgrade Kit # AL52301 which will also include stainless steel roll plates and stainless hardware for mounting the air springs to the mounts. I have linked the instructions for the mount kits below as well as the instructions for the kit.
The Air Lift... view full answer...
A very popular set of chains confirmed to fit the 285/65R20 you have on your 2004 Ford Excursion is the Glacier Chains part # PWH2226SC.
These chains will provide excellent traction in the snow and ice. I attached an install video for you to check out as well. view full answer...
Any time the weight of the trailer exceeds 50 percent of the weight of the tow vehicle a weight distribution system is recommended.
When using a weight distribution system with your 2003 Ford Excursion you would have the towing capacities of 12,500 lbs total trailer weight and 1,250 lbs of tongue weight.
Based on the dry weights you listed for your trailer you will need a WD system as your vehicle wouldn't have the rating for the trailer without it.
The best way to pick out a weight... view full answer...
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