I am not aware of any way to change out the lock cylinders on the Global Link Locking Baggage Locks like part # GL34FR. That said, you can obtain just the latch portion without all the extra backing plates, the Global Link RV Baggage Door Slam Latch part # 295-000078 which can be keyed alike. view full answer...
I don't know what type of brackets were used on your 2022 Heartland RV Torque 5th Wheel but we carry the # LC349975, which can really only be installed at one height since they have lip that butts up against the bottom of the I-Beam.
If clearance is the main issue here then another solution would be to raise the height of the trailer to gain a bit more clearance for the jacks. This can be done by replacing the leaf spring hangers with longer ones, using a correct track system # RR23QX,... view full answer...
It would be really awesome if there was an RV observation system that could wire into the console display of your truck but at this time that's not something that's available, but your 2019 Elkridge 290RS is pre-wired for the Furrion system part # FOS43TASF which I recommend for you. This system will install very easily since the hard part of the install is already done on your trailer and since this kit has the best reception of the kits available it is the best way to go. view full answer...
I took a look at what we have, and the only thing I was able to find was the Hydrastar Hydraulic Brake Line Kit # HS496-252, which measures 25' long.
I also took a look at your 2019 Heartland Torque Travel Trailer Toy Hauler, and wanted to inform you that your brake line is only going from your farthest axle to the actuator or the coupler, not from the back of the trailer.
At it's longest, I'd suspect that it is around 18', in which # 18TA-BLKIT would be perfect. view full answer...
We have replacement pitch arms for the Solera 69 inch awning setups like what you have with the part # LC375994 which would be all that you'd need. view full answer...
The most common problem when a fan like the MaxxFan Plus Roof Vent part # MA00-04500K will run the fan but won't open is the Replacement Rain Sensor for MaxxAir RV or Trailer Roof Vent Fans part # MA34FR . I would first attempt to clean the sensor really well and check for operation. If it works your good to go. If it doesn't use the replacement sensor listed here. view full answer...
Yes, it will fit. The LaSalle Bristol CrossBreeze Adjustable Toy Hauler Screen, # 3441409912PBK is 99-1/8" in width and 93" in height. view full answer...
Using PVC (white pipe) between ABS fittings (black) is not usually an optimal setup on a trailer because of the movement during transport and colder temperatures can cause PVC to break more easily.
The Oatey Purple is a PVC primer and not a glue so it wouldn't adhere correctly. Using a green transition glue as well as the purple primer on the PVC pipe could have worked however. Ideally they should have used black ABS pipe between the fittings and used ABS cement like LaSalle Bristol... view full answer...
So while this is possible, what you will need to do is add another lead leg - as there isn't a way to add a motor to a follow leg - and disconnect the cross shaft. In order to do that you'll want to get a leg with the same dimensions. I know you mentioned your granddaughter's trailer was some distance away, but those measurements would be needed to ensure the trailer is even. Here are some options for when you do get the measurements:
- 33-1/2" With 21" Drop Leg: Replacement Lead Leg for... view full answer...
The Replacement 6-Point Controller for Lippert Components Ground Control 2.0 Electric Leveling System # LC56VR is the correct replacement for your 276452 controller. There are a few other controllers out there but they are for different models like the 3.0 system or 4 point instead of 6 point.
In order to be sure everything works as it should you will need to replace your 276452 controller with the Replacement 6-Point Controller for Lippert Components Ground Control 2.0 Electric Leveling... view full answer...
I am sure we can something that will work for your 5th wheel, but it will not be the Yakima OnRamp Bike Rack for 2 Electric Bikes - 2" Hitches - Frame Mount, part # Y36FR. I just spent some time with the OnRamp on Thursday. Unfortunately, you will not be able to modify the trays to make them fit a 5" fat tire bike. The only way for that bike to fit is for the tires to ride on the trays, not in them. It is something that I would not recommend.
You could use the Hollywood Racks RV Rider... view full answer...
We were able to measure the distance for you from the top mounting holes to the top of the very top of the Curt RV Bumper Hitch # C19101.
As you can see by the accompanying diagram, the distance from the bottom of those mounting holes to the top of the hitch measures 1-1/8 inch so you will have enough clearance for the hitch to be installed without any interference.
I have added a link below to a video review for you to check out as well of the Curt RV Bumper Hitch # C19101. view full answer...
An over-under kit is a great option for gaining additional ground clearance to get into your steep driveway since they lift the trailer by the diameter of the axle plus the height of the leaf spring stack.
Since your 2021 Heartland North Trail 29' Model 22FBS has 3500lbs axles you will need the the Dexter Trailer Springs Over-Under Conversion Kit # K71-384-00 as 3500lb axles have a 2-3/8" diameter.
I included a video of the # K71-384-00 for you to take a look at. view full answer...
Yes. You can use the Blue Ox Sway Pro # BLU77FR on your 2010 GMC Sierra 2500 HD with the 2-1/2" hitch with the factory sleeve reducer. You could also use the Blue Ox Hitch Reducer Sleeve - 2-1/2" to 2" Trailer Hitch # BX88187 to accomplish the same thing if you ever need a replacement. view full answer...
If your 2009 heartland 5th wheel model 3055 RL has a set of landing gear branded Venture, Lippert, Stromberg, or LCI and the outer black tube measures 33-1/2 inches the replacement lead leg part # LC54FR is the correct replacement. The capacity you found is the lifting capacity of the pair of jacks. view full answer...
Your friends are pretty close. We suggest replacing tires every 3-6 years or every 10K-12K miles, which ever comes first.
Most trailer tires do not get replaced due to mileage and instead age. If you are using tire guards to protect the tires from UV rays while being stored or storing the tire in a garage it will take a bit longer for dry rot to affect the tire. As soon as you start seeing dry rot you should go ahead and plan on replacing the tire.
On the other hand if you do not cover... view full answer...
Since your new trailer with "tight-turn technology" will be at least as good as your old trailer for clearance, You could go with the Reese # RP34FR Sidewinder with 1621HD bolt pattern, and rated for 20,000 pounds.
Any other option involves switching the in-bed 5th wheel hitch for a slider which will still not give you the room that the Sidewinder offers. view full answer...
It is indeed the same product. Curt, and TrailAir are both owned by Lippert, so it's the same exact product as the Lippert TrailAir you ordered, just with a Curt sticker on it. view full answer...
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