Expert Answers about Ford F-250 and F-350 Super Duty

• Ways to Make Coupling-Uncoupling Gooseneck Trailer Easier
• We do have a few things that might work out for your uncle. The first thing is the Wire Stick # C5G-STICK which is used for (and comes with) the Convert-A-Ball Multi-Cushioned Gooseneck Trailer Coupler # CG. This is basically just an extension that can be used to lock and unlock the coupler but you have to have a handle that faces up to use this. Another option which is to use a Gen-Y coupler in place of the current coupler that he is using. If he only tows one gooseneck trailer then...
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• Availability of Replacement Hardware Kit for Grille Guard on 2004 F-350 Super Duty
• All of the replacement hardware kits are specific to the grille guards so the answer to your question will depend on which grille guard you have for your 2004 F-350 Super Duty. The Replacement Hardware Kit # 40-022PK is for the Westin # 40-0225 and 45-0220 grille guards. Replacement Hardware Kit # AABRKT-3045 is for the Aries # AA3045 and # AA3045-2 grille guards. If you have any of these grille guards you will need to match them up with the correct hardware and mounting brackets. These...
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• Brake Controller That Won't Require Actuator Adapter Module For Hydraulic Disc Trailer Brakes
• The Tekonsha Prodigy P3 Trailer Brake Controller # 90195 will work on up to 4 braking axle with electric brakes or electric over hydraulic. To install this on your 1999 Ford F-350 you will need to wire the controller to the bare ford harness or cut off the Ford connector to connect the Tekonsha pigtail. You will not require the HydraStar Electric Over Hydraulic Actuator Adapter Module # HBA-CAM that is required for most trucks with a electric brake only, brake controller.
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• Availability of Spacer That is Near Seal of Trailer Hub
• Hey Bill, it sounds like maybe the sleeve of the Bearing Buddy seal kits like what comes with the part # BB60011 but if you wanted to email me back with what you have I can see if it's something we offer. I attached a picture that shows what comes with the Bearing Buddy seal kits.
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• Will the Curt Q25 With the 16017 Leg Kit Fit the Under-Bed Kit # RP30073 for a 2009 Ford F-250
• The Curt Q24 # C16545-16017 is compatible with the newer Ford OEM puck packages. Since the (discontinued) Under-Bed Rail and Installation Kit RP30073 that fits your 2009 Ford F-250 has the pucks in the same location, the Curt hitch is compatible with this under-bed kit. Please note that the under-bed kit is rated for 18,000 lbs. Even though the Q24 is rated for 24,000 lbs you are limited to your lowest rated component. It is best to always check your owner's manual to ensure you don't...
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• Which Curt Quick Goose 2 Gooseneck Hitch Fits 2014 Ford F-350
• For your 2014 Ford F-350 the Curt # C60720 that you referenced is the correct fit and would be all that you'd need to install in your truck. I attached an install video for this kit for you to check out as well.
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• Availability of Schematics for the Air Lift Single Needle Gauge Panel # AL26161
• The Air Lift Single Needle Gauge Panel # AL26161 that you referenced is a fairly simple piece of equipment that doesn't really have a schematic. I spoke with my contact at Air Lift who confirmed that the closest thing to a schematic is highlighted in the instructions for the (discontinued) Air Lift QuickShot Compressor System AL25690. In these instructions it simply shows where to connect the lines for the air compressor (or tank) and air bags (or springs). I have attached a picture...
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• Will the Husky Silver Series 26K # HT31318-31325 Fit the Same Base Rails as a Husky 16K EZ Roller
• The Husky Silver Series 26K HT31318-31325 is compatible with industry standard base rails like what come with the Kit # C16443-204 for your 2004 Ford F-250. Since the Husky EZ Roller uses base rails with the same attachment points you will have no issues using the 26K with your current setup. I have attached a photo of the measurements for standard base rails that you can use as a confirmation.
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