The part number 1010000143 you mentioned cross references with the Power Gear part # LC386198 which is the left hand side replacement. The matching right hand side is the part # LC89CJ. view full answer...
The Replacement PowerGear RV Above Floor Slide-Out Motor part # LC368417 is the correct replacement for a Power Gear 523900. There isn't a similar alternate part number that would work. view full answer...
It truly depends on how much wattage you need and how much electronics you need powered in your Fleetwood Expedition 38n. For example, if you have multiple appliances, I recommend the Go Power Heavy-Duty Modified Sine Wave Inverter # 34280179. This inverter provides you with 10,000 start up watts and 5,000 running watts that is designed to be used safely with multiple appliances.
If you do not need something as powerful, I recommend the Go Power Industrial Pure Sine Wave Inverter with... view full answer...
For hitch fabrication we only offer the receiver tube like the # E-11 or # C49511. You would need to take this to a local fabricator and they would be able to fashion a hitch and brackets that will fit your 2011 Fleetwood Expedition Motorhome.
The other option would be to use one of the universal Class V hitches we have listed for your motorhome. We have the Curt # C47CR with a 9" drop and the Curt # C99CR with an 18" drop. Both options have a 2" receiver. The # C37CR and # C87CR are... view full answer...
I have an option that may work for you, but after calling Ford, and Fleetwood they were unable to confirm if your 2021 Fleetwood Fortis 34MB has the factory trailer brake controller port for installing a trailer brake controller.
With that said you can still install one, but it will need to be hardwired. I recommend the Tekonsha Prodigy P3 # 90195 as it is an extremely reliable controller that has great features like an easy to read LCD screen and built in diagnostics that are easy to... view full answer...
Based on my research your 2004 Fleetwood Southwind Motorhome was either built on the Ford Chassis, or the Workhorse Chassis.
If your Southwind was built on the Ford Chassis I recommend the Roadmaster Rear Anti-Sway Bar # RM-1139-143, and Front Anti-Sway Bar # RM-1139-148.
If your Southwind was built on the Workhorse Chassis I recommend the Roadmaster Rear Anti-Sway Bar # RM-1259-108, and Front Anti-Sway Bar # RM-1259-105. view full answer...
I spoke with my contact at Lippert regarding replacement parts for your Kwikee 32 Series step assembly. He stated that the needed gear box and linkage for your 1997 assembly with the 151320 gear box is unfortunately no longer available. Your only option is to replace the entire unit.
For this you can use the Lippert Kwikee 32 Series Electric Step # LC372261. This will bolt right up to your existing brackets and includes everything you need for installation. view full answer...
We don't have anything custom fit for your 2005 Southwind 32V but if your frame width is between 24 and 46 inches the # 5350 will fit. Or we have the # 13703 which fits a wider range of 22 and 72 inch and fits all frame styles. view full answer...
I might have an option for you but I don't have a way to look up what entry door latch your motorhome uses as there is no sort of data or query for this. The most universal option we offer for motorhomes is the Bauer Products Motorhome Door Lock part # BA64FR which fits a cutout size of 5-1/4" wide x 4-1/2" tall.
I have attached a list of our entry door latch options below as well if the above is not a match. view full answer...
From what I can find online it appears the tire size of your 2016 Fleetwood Bounder is 255/80r22.5. This will give you a 38.6 inch diameter and 10 inch width. For your tire covers, I recommend the Covercraft SnapRing TireSavers Tire Covers # ST7004BK or # ST7004WH. These covers will protect your tires from UV rays, dirt, acid rain, and animals. They are a washable material and can be easily cleaned. They have a heavy-duty flannel backing. The SnapRing is an internal ring that slides... view full answer...
Best option is to match the part number you found on your trailer. Realistically the 6k and 7k brake assemblies are mostly interchangeable as they both are 12 inch diameter by 2 inch width so either would technically fit, but going with the correct rating gives you a setup that's easiest to fine tune braking power. If you go with an assembly rated too high the magnet is more sensitive and you'll find that the brakes are harder to get the exact amount of braking power. It'll either feel... view full answer...
The Lippert # LC159041 will work with a towed RV like a bumper pull camper or fifth wheel, but due to the size and weight of the wheels/tires on a motorhome, it would not be a good choice.
For a heavy 19-1/2 inch wheel like what's on your Class A, I'd recommend the Roadmaster # RM-195225 which features a pass through receiver. The carrier pivots to the ground, which means you which makes loading and unloading the spare much easier. The carrier accommodates 16-24-1/2 wheels and is compatible... view full answer...
As long as you have good enough access to the jack legs you can leave them installed on your trailer when swapping the springs part # LC359434. I'd recommend putting something under the foot when the spring is off.
The top bolt that Conner referred to is the one at the top of the spring and not at the top of the jack. view full answer...
There is a dual hitch receiver adapter that will work for what you are looking to do but there is not one with a 3/4 inch drop to make the lower receiver the same level as the height on your motorhome's hitch like you were wanting.
That's okay because you only need to be within three inches from level to safely tow, and the Roadmaster Dual Hitch Receiver Adapter for Tow Bars - 2-1/4" Rise/Drop # RM-077-2 will have you 1-1/2 inches below level, which is well within the safe zone (see accompanying... view full answer...
If your 7-way has a round connector at the back that you could remove you could use the part # C55774 as a replacement for it and you'd have a 4-way separately that you could use for your magnetic lights. Or if you have a 7-way that does not have a connector behind it you could hardwire in one with the # 18252. view full answer...
Most likely yes, but I wasn't able to pull up a clear enough shot of the rear of our 99 Fleetwood Bounder 34J to know for sure if the replacement taillight part # 30-86-712 would work for or not. The light this lens fits measures 5-3/4" Long x 4-3/8" wide x 2-3/16" like part # 30-86-203. You can send me a close up picture of your current taillights or you can compare measurements to know for sure.
I attached a review video for the light this lens fits for you to check out as well. view full answer...
If you don't want to move your current hangers we have a 3,500 lb axle leaf spring part # e59SR which would fit and would work well. The ride might be a bit stiffer but it would still work well. The 2,500 lb axle springs we have are longer like the # e66SR which is 25-1/8 inches long and would require moving you hangers.
You'll want to replace the springs as a pair for the axle. Since the springs would be different rating you'll want to replace all of them so they all match. view full answer...
The 225/75R15 diameter is normally right at 28 inches in diameter. So for a white spare tire cover in this size you'd want the part # 052963751406 which is same style as cover you mentioned but the right size.
I attached a review video for this for you to check out as well. view full answer...
Your 2014 Fleetwood Bounder should be on a Ford F-53 chassis. If you found the gray plug next to the brake release (see attached photo) then this means that you should just be able to use a plug-in adapter to easily install your brake controller.
Out of all of our brake controllers I recommend going with the Tekonsha Prodigy P3 # 90195. This is a proportional brake controller that will apply the brakes on your trailer or hauler at the same time and with the same intensity as the brakes... view full answer...
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