The difference between the Curt # 13650 and # C13651 hitches are pretty simple.
The # C13651 hitch is designed to fit your 2008 Mariner if you already have an OEM trailer hitch installed. It will also work for your vehicle whether it has a hitch installed or not.
The # 13650 trailer hitch will not work with vehicles that have an OEM trailer hitch installed. If you do not have an OEM hitch, then the # 13650 will work great for you. view full answer...
Other than the color, and the fact that they were manufactured by two different companies, the Firestone # F4107 and the Air Lift # AL60798 are pretty identical. Both springs kits have the same weight rating, and both are rated for air pressures between 5-35 psi.
What makes the Air Lift product more attractive is its lifetime warranty, versus the 2 year warranty offered by Firestone. Also, the Air Lift kit is a few dollars less expensive, so the Air Lift # AL60798 would be my recommendation. view full answer...
The two Lippert Trailair 5th wheel pin boxes LC155933 and # LC158777 are actually one and the same part. The old part number LC155933 has been replaced by the new item reference # LC158777. This air cushioned pin box is a direct bolt-on replacement for the Lippert 1716 5th-wheel pin box and it is rated for 21,000-lbs.
The Trailair will reduce chucking, bounce and jarring thanks to its internal air spring and shock system which absorbs these forces to give you a smoother and more stable ride. view full answer...
The higher the helper springs are rated the stiffer the ride will be. Since the 1,000 pound springs # TFXF1004A will be more than enough for your application and 2000 Mercury Mountaineer I would go with them and limit the stiffness of the ride quality.
Timbren springs # TFXF1004A are only for 4x4 models which may be referred to as all-wheel drive from the manufacturer. view full answer...
The Swagman Quad Bike Carrier you referenced, part # S64FR and the Swagman XTC4, # S64665 include everything necessary to carry your bikes, including the anti-rattle hitch lock and braided steel cable lock to deter theft. You should need nothing else to carry your bikes.
I would recommend taking a quick bumper clearance measurement to make sure the racks will be fully compatible with your vehicle. Measure the distance from the hitch pin hole rearward to the point where you clear the rear... view full answer...
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