The Curt Adjustable Trailer Hitch Receiver # C13701 can not be installed upside down to gain more ground clearance but you can instead use the Adjustable Width Trailer Hitch Receiver for RVs # C13702, which is basically the same exact hitch just without the receiver tube being dropped down so you'll have a bit more clearance. view full answer...
There's no guide to show me what size wheels your 2003 Gulfstream 5270 BT Cruiser has so you'll need to verify that you have 16" to 19-1/2" wheels and then you'll want to check if this is the right angle for your motorhome's valve stems. This part is really case by case so there's not really a definitive answer on which angle will give you the best accessibility so you might also want to check out if a 90 degree bend # WM8001 is the right choice for your motorhome. view full answer...
We have a variety of options when it comes to valve extenders, the real question is what angle are you needing the valve to be at to make it easy to access? For just the exterior dual wheel you can use shorter extenders like a Straight 2" # WM80292 or even a 135-Degree Bend # WM8029135 if you're needing a bit of an angle to get through the wheel handholes.
If you're wanting more of a hose style you would technically need to get a full kit like the # WM8001 you were looking at to get the... view full answer...
I have a universal hitch that will fit your Gulf Stream and provide you with the needed 10,000 lbs towing capacity but it must be welded on. It is the Class V Universal Weld-on Receiver Hitch item # 15901. None of the bolt on hitches have a capacity higher than 5,000 lbs.
I have linked the instructions below so you can take a look at the steps and understand the process. view full answer...
You can get a 12 volt awning here but there are measurements you have to know in order to choose the right one. The first is the amount of wall space you have on the outside of your RV; you want to check to ensure you have at least 69" from the awning rail straight down.
Next is the width, and what you'll need to do is measure your current awning from center to center of its arms to find the appropriate width. For example, if you measured 18 feet you'd need the Solera Smart Arm 12V Power... view full answer...
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