I have an answer for you. I confirmed with my tech at Bulldog that they do not make replacement wiring for the Bulldog Powered Drive Trailer Jack - Drop Leg - A-Frame - 22" Lift - 3,500 lbs - Black # BD500187. Unfortunately, the only way to get additional wiring is by purchasing a whole new unit. view full answer...
The correct bearing kit you need for your 3500k Lippert axles is the # BK2-100. This kit uses a # L68149 inner bearing and a # L44649 outer bearing. It also comes with grease seal # 58846 and races.
I went ahead and attached a demo video that shows you the parts involved. view full answer...
In order to find out what converter you'll need for your 2015 Coleman Clipper, you are going to first need to figure out what your load requirements are going to be.
If you already have a converter then you're going to be best off replacing it with the same size it came with. If not, then you can use an educated guess to get started, which is 50% of the battery bank capacity.
So if you had a 70 amp battery bank, the Progressive Dynamics 4100 Series RV Converter w/ Charge Wizard and AC/DC... view full answer...
Based on the size of your 2014 Coleman 262BH camper, I recommend going with a jack rated for 3,500 lbs. This is the most common size electric jack out there, so the good news is you have quite a few options. Keep in mind, the jack does not have to be rated for the weight of your trailer because it is only lifting the tongue weight of your trailer, but I will admit that jack weight capacities really don't make much sense for trailer tongue weights or gross vehicle weights.
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With a 3,500 pound Dexter axle your bearings are # L44649 for the outer and # L68149 for the inner.
So you were looking at the correct bearing kit with part # BK2-100. view full answer...
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