For your Firestone Ride-Rite Air Suspension system, on your 2008 Forest River Lexington Motorhome, we have the:
-Replacement Brass Inflation Valves # F3467 with the bracket # F98ZR.
This is also apart of a kit that you can use instead:
-Air Line Service Kit for Firestone Ride-Rite/Sport-Rite Air Helper Springs # F2012, which includes 18' of red 1/4" air line, (2) 1/4" NPT (National Pipe Thread) elbow fittings, 1 union tee and 2 inflation valves. view full answer...
If your 2009 Forest River Lexington 283TS is on a Chevrolet chassis then yes, the Adco Deluxe RV Windshield Cover for Class C Motorhome part # 290-2509 is a fit. The 2009 Forest River Lexington 283TS could have also came with a Ford chassis so if this is what you have then the Adco Deluxe RV Windshield Cover for Class C Motorhome part # 290-2507 is what you will want to use. Therefore, the difference between part # 290-2509 and part # 290-2507 is in regards to fit. view full answer...
Yes, the Flexco Manual Pull-Out Step for RVs # SMFP-1100 that you referenced can replace an electric setup on your RV. The mounting brackets of this are 25 inches wide which is a very common size but worst case scenario you'd have to move the mounting brackets or use outriggers like part # LC301704. Another option is that you could weld these to your RV frame too. view full answer...
If you need an adapter to go from a 4-way round female socket to a 7-way blade socket the Hopkins Endurance Flex-Coil Trailer Connector Adapter w/ Nite-Glow # HM47043 is the correct coiled adapter for that.
There isn't a specific adapter to go from a 4-way round to a 7-way round since the 4-way round isn't that common. view full answer...
I was able to find some information on your 2005 Forest River Lexington Motorhome online. Your motorhome came with Lippert Coach steps so the replacement motor you asked about is # LC301695. The motor is likely the culprit if movement is the issue, but if it is simply not staying in place then the controller # LC301702 is more likely the part needing replaced. The controller is the brains of the operation so if it is not communicating properly, the controller is the issue. view full answer...
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