Thanks for reaching out Denis, I'd love to clear the air for you!
While I don't have info on the factory that the Draw-Tite Front Mount Trailer Hitch Receiver # 65022 is made at, what I can say is that Draw-Tite is one of the leading hitch brands on the market, and is what a lot of the knockoffs try to model their hitches after. Not everyone knows this but the U-Haul branded hitches are either rebranded Draw-Tite or Curt hitches (Curt is the other leading brand) and it just depends on... view full answer...
Congrats on the new purchase! Sorry to have to tell you but conventional brake controllers like the Redarc item # RED24FR do not work with the D- Cellorometer Unified brake system. We do not offer any replacement parts for Unified systems and it does not look like they are still available either. The only solution I have is to replace it with the Demco SBS Stay-IN-Play DUO Supplemental Braking System item # SM99251. view full answer...
Yes, there are a few brake controllers that can store different profiles/presets. I recommend the Tekonsha Prodigy P3 # 90195. This brake controller can store up to 5 different trailer profiles. In your case it would be for the same trailer but with different settings based on the conditions.
You can mount it under the dash or on the dash as long as it is horizontally level and parallel with the direction of travel. For a plug and play installation you can use the Tekonsha Plug-In Wiring... view full answer...
I've never heard of or seen a female to female 7-way connector and based off of what you are describing having on your vehicles and looking at I think you need the Bargman 7-Way Molded Trailer Wire Connector item # 50-67-210. This cable has a double ended standard RV style 7-way connector on either end and is 8' long.
The item # 50-67-210 would be considered as having two male ends or what's referred to as a trailer connector. Your standard 7-way connector mounted on any vehicle or RV... view full answer...
For a vehicle like what you have we don't have custom fit solutions. Typically the best route is to go with like a multi fit service body hitch like the # 41990-16 which you'd need to have a welder attach to the frame. This has a 16 inch drop bracket setup so it can clear down below the bumper you mentioned. If that happens to be too tall we have a version that has 7 inch brackets with the part # 41990-07. view full answer...