The EcoHitch Hidden Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - 2" # 306-X7303 based on capacity is comparable to a class II hitch. It does have the 2 inch receiver for compatible accessories similar to the class III and higher hitches but the max tongue weight for this particular hitch is 300 lbs. It can use those larger accessories you will just be restricted to 300 lbs tongue weight. view full answer...
The blue wire of the Hopkins # 47515 4 to 5 pole trailer wiring harness adapter is 16 gauge. To view a typical installation, click the linked video. view full answer...
The shipping weight of the Curt Class II Receiver Hitch is 27 lbs, including the shipping box. The hitch is a fit for a 2007-2015 Mazda CX-9. I've linked the installation instruction and an install video for you.
To complete the towing setup, you might also need the following:
Trailer wiring harness, part # 118520 (1.65 lbs)
Ball mount, part # C45521 (5 lbs)
2-inch trailer ball # A-82 (2 lbs)
1-7/8-inch trailer ball # A-80 (2 lbs) view full answer...
You can find out if you have LEDs a couple of ways. The easiest is to remove the lens of the lights and if it has a bulb it is incandescent. If it has diodes then it is LED.
Another way is to turn the lights on and then watch as you turn them off. If the light go off abruptly, they are probably LED. If the filament takes a moment to go out then it is probably a bulb.
The third way is to contact your dealer with the VIN and they will be able to tell you what lights are on your Mazda 3. view full answer...
The EcoHitch Hidden Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class III - 2" # EH55VR weighs 31 pounds. And its shipping weight is 35 pounds view full answer...
Payload is any weight added to the vehicle, including cargo and passengers inside; it doesn't matter if it is in front or behind the rear axle. Tongue weight, on the other hand, is any weight added behind the rear axle of the vehicle; this includes cargo in the trunk or bed along with the tongue weight of your trailer. Tongue weight counts as payload.
In your case, the cargo carrier and everything on the cargo carrier will count as tongue weight, thus counting as payload as well. I attached... view full answer...
In the picture attached is the factory drawing of the mats with the location of the grommet noted. The photos currently being used are typical catalog photos supplied by the manufacturer because we have not had a chance to take photos of these floor mats yet. These mats # WTW71GR are designed to match the floor hook on you 2006 Mazda 6. The picture just shows you the color, not the shape. view full answer...
I spoke with Rhino-Rack about the Rhino-Rack 2 Bike Rack part # RRRBC045 and they informed me that this bike rack has not been updated since its release so I can confirm we have the most up to date version. The frame cradles which hold the bikes to the upright arms are cushioned and there is even anti-sway devices built-in. view full answer...
When the Hollywood Racks Sport Rider SE2 2-Bike Platform Rack, part # HR1450Z, is installed the bike wheel hoops are actually elevated. The bike rack has a 7-inch rise in the shank.
I have attached a link to the installation video for this bike rack on a 2011 CX-7 you can check out. You can see the hitch receiver is level with the exhaust on the vehicle. With a 7-inch rise in the shank you will have no problem with the exhaust heat. view full answer...
Given the fact that LED lamps draw only a fraction of the power that a comparable incandescent bulb does, adding 2 extra fixtures should not present a problem in the least, especially since you're replacing all the incandescent with LED lamps. This will seriously decrease the amperage draw and allow some extra capacity for adding the lamps you mentioned. The # 56016 T-Connector wiring harness you mentioned has plenty of capacity at 3 amps per circuit for Stop/turn lights and 6 amps per... view full answer...
The 2007 through 2010 Mazda CX-9 models require that the # 118520 wiring harness have a power lead wire installed, so you will definitely need to install this wire to equip your vehicle for towing and to ensure that the harness functions correctly.
The power lead wire prevents the trailer from pulling power directly from the vehicle tail light circuits, and protects the vehicle wiring system from overload. The tail light functions come from the taillight itself, but the power comes from... view full answer...
To keep your pair of bikes spaced out as much as possible so they don't damage each other, getting the Yakima FullBack 3-Bike Rack # Y02633 instead of the 2-bike version is certainly a smart idea.
This bike rack is a fit for your 2019 Mazda CX-5, and it won't damage your vehicle so long as you take the proper precautions. There are specific instructions to mount the rack in "Anchor Mode", which you can see on page 5 and 6 of the linked installation instructions. Yakima also says to be... view full answer...
It seems that the person you spoke with is confused. A stabilization strap and an anti-rattle bolt do not serve the same purpose. A stabilization strap helps support the non-trailer load on the hitch, while an anti-rattle bolt helps to eliminate the rattle or wobble of the shank in the trailer hitch.
Per Curt's warranty, the # 18050 stabilization straps need to be used with all non-trailer loads. I spoke with my contact in Curt's technical department who confirmed that the stabilization... view full answer...
I contacted the manufacturer, Lippert, about this and they gave me a spec sheet with all of their available information about the Replacement Gear Motor Assembly for Lippert Electric Slide-Out # LC386322, which you can see.
This motor operates at 15 RPMs with a 15 amp draw, as you can see in the cut out. I have also added a link to a video review of this motor for you to check out. view full answer...
From what I have seen, there are 2 different configurations for landing gear jacks like # BD182815. First is like the jack you have referenced that has the foot release is perpendicular to the rod through the top center of the jack. The other configuration is like # BD182411, with the release parallel with the top rod.
Jack # BD182411 is a companion to the Bulldog Square Jack # BD182400. The Bulldog Square Jack, # BD182404 and can be used in tandem operations with either of the first two... view full answer...
The best way to protect the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver # C12156 on your 2022 Mazda CX-9 is by keeping it clean. Washing off any salt with soap and fresh water will help keep the finish in good shape and prevent rust. Along with keeping the salt off, you can inspect the hitch for any scratches and repair them as needed with a rust inhibiting spray like Rust-Oleum. view full answer...
Good question. The Stabilizer Jack - 6-1/4" Drop Leg Travel - 18" - 650 lbs - Qty 1 # TJ01RT doesn't come with the Replacement Handle Rod for etrailer and Ram Stabilizer Jacks - 650 lbs # SJ-100-HD which does come included in the kit # TJ01RT-HD.
The pricing does change based on the manufacturer costs and stock at any given time, so it is wise to compare as you have done. view full answer...
The Draw-Tite Max-Frame Trailer Hitch Receiver part # 76138 which is a confirmed fit for your 2013 Mazda CX-5 weighs approximately 25 lbs. I have attached an install video for you as well if you have not yet installed it. view full answer...