For your 2002 Winnebago Adventurer, from what I can find online it looks like your lugs are 1-1/16 inch. For this I recommend the Wheel Masters Lug Nut Covers - Stainless Steel - Ford - 1-1/16" - Qty 8 # WM8011 that you referenced. I am not sure what size you tried already, but if this is the size you already tried let me know and I'll see if you need something different. view full answer...
Since there is not a custom fit trailer hitch receiver available for our 2003 Winnebago Ultimate Advantage built on the Spartan Chassis I recommend having a local fabricator install the Draw-Tite Ultra Frame Service Body Trailer Hitch Receiver - Weld On - Class V - 2" # 41990-07 or # 41990-16 depending on the distance between the frame rails and the bottom of your rear bumper.
The # 41990-07 has 7" tall mounting brackets where the # 41990-16 has 16" tall mounting brackets. These hitches... view full answer...
The SumoSprings Rebel Helper Spring part # SSF-172-40-2 will work on an RV that has a Roadmaster Reflex Steering Stabilizer. In fact, if you check out the review video link I attached you can see that a stabilizer is installed with the kit in the vid.
It also would not interfere with a TruTrac either. view full answer...
Your 235/80R22.5 size tires have an overall diameter of just over 37 inches. With this in mind I highly recommend the Adco Ultra Tyre Gard RV Wheel Covers - Black # 290-3970, which are designed for tires that are 36 to 39 inches in diameter.
These are excellent covers that feature a durable water-repellent vinyl construction with double-needle stitching to prevent any tears and bungee-ball cords that let you create a snug fit around the tires to avoid them blowing in the wind. Two covers... view full answer...
For a larger/heavier vehicle like your Winnebago Adventurer, I do recommend going with the Titan Chain Snow Tire Chains # TC4239 over a cable type like the Titan Chain Cable style # TC2039 that you mentioned. Even for a "just-in-case" set of chains to have on hand if needed, I would be feel much more comfortable having a set of heavy-duty chains like the Titan units, as they're just going to provide much better traction in the snow/ice than cables. Chains are also going to hold up much... view full answer...
I have a replacement option for you, but since the Fan-Tastic 6500R has been discontinued replacement parts are few and far between.
Instead if your fan is needing replacement parts I recommend replacing it with a newer model like the Fan-Tastic Vent Roof Vent w/ 12V Fan and Thermostat # FV803350 which has quite a few great features, like the thermostat to keep your motorhome cool in the summer while still having 3 manual fan speeds if needed, and built in rain sensor to keep your 2000... view full answer...
The answer to your question is yes, the handling on your 2003 Winnebago Adventurer built on a Workhorse chassis will definitely improve with the TruTrac that fits your coach, with the correct fit being the following:
- Roadmaster TruTrac Front-Axle Trac Rod # RM-TRACW-22
The issue with your '03 Adventurer, as you likely know, is how extensively long it is in rear; the large overhang behind the rear axle puts so much weight on the back that the front end feels too light and you get the... view full answer...
Since you're not wanting to replace your current microwave with another High Pointe, I recommend going with the Furrion Over the Range RV Convection Microwave # FMCM15SS.
This microwave measures 29-15/16" wide x 16-3/8" tall x 15" deep so it's just a tad bit wider which could potentially mean some very minor modifications to get it to fit, but more than likely the cutout in your MH for the microwave is oversized so you should have plenty of room. view full answer...
The Solera 13.5' Slider (Slide-Topper) in White w/ White Hardware # LCV000163300 that you referenced does come with all of the needed hardware to install. It also comes with an awning rail. view full answer...
For your 2021 Winnebago Adventurer we have the ClearPlus 77 HD Series Wiper Blades part # CP77321 that fits both sides of your vehicle. These are a single blade but they will work well and the feedback from our customers has been that they perform really well. view full answer...
I would be happy to help!
For your 2020 Winnebago Adventurer 29B with a GVWR of 18000lbs I recommend starting with a rear anti-sway bar # RM-1139-146 which will do a great job at eliminating body roll and sway, giving you a more enjoyable driving experience.
For a steering stabilizer you will need the Exact Center # RM33RR which will correct oversteer and help force the wheel to stay going straight.
Moving on to suspension, I recommend adding the SumoSprings # SSR-184-40-1 to the rear... view full answer...
Since you are going with a slightly bigger equalizer, the Equa-Flex Cushioned Equalizers - Double Eye Springs - Tandem Axle - 6K to 8K, part # LC279688, you will go with a smaller shackle strap. The MORryde Suspension Upgrade Kit for Tandem Axle Trailers w Correct Track - 2-1/4" Shackle Straps, part # MR58ZR, is my recommendation. This change will minimally affect the height of your toy hauler, if they affect it at all.
I have included a product description link and video review links below. view full answer...
To determine if a trailer hitch is going to fit the frame of your 2020 Winnebago Adventure 37F you will indeed want to measure from outside to outside of the frame.
More than likely the Curt # C13704 will work for you, but you'll need to verify that your frame is not more than 66" wide. view full answer...
Since your 2021 Winnebago Adventurer 30T is built on a Ford F-53 chassis with an 18k GVWR the correct steering stabilizer is the Roadmaster Exact Center Steering Stabilizer # RM63RR.
You referenced a rear sway bar part number which if you were looking for one of those as well the correct part number would be the part # RM-1139-146. view full answer...
We do offer air bag options for a 2001 Winnebago Itasca Motorhome with Ford Chassis based on the GVWR. I have attached for you below these options for both the front and rear. These air bags will do a great job of helping provide additional support, improving stability and ride quality.
Front:
AirLift part # AL57140 (GVWR < 26,000 lbs)
Firestone part # F2070 (GVWR 16K - 22K lbs)
Rear:
AirLift part # AL57410 (GVWR < 26,000 lbs)
Firestone part # F2170 (GVWR 16K - 22K lbs) view full answer...
A rear sway bar and steering stabilizer will be your best options to reduce the body roll and loose steering on your 2014 Winnebago Adventurer 37f. For a rear bar the part # RM-1139-149 would be what you need the part # RM-RBK22-RSSA is the steering stabilizer you'd want too. view full answer...
To both pull your tow dolly and attach your Swagman Original Bike Rack # S64152-2 to your 2019 Winnebago Adventurer the Roadmaster Dual Hitch Receiver Adapter # RM-077-4 will work perfectly.
This adapter will insert into the 2 inch receiver on your RV to provide two separate 2 inch receivers, the bottom of which giving you the needed 4 inch drop for your dolly. I reached out to my contact at Roadmaster just to verify that this could be used with a tow dolly. In the past they only rated... view full answer...
I do have an option for you but the Winnebago 147680-02-01A (Glo-Brite 122Y) is discontinued and no longer available. Therefore, you'll have no other option but to replace the light entirely but not to worry, this is actually very simple. I recommend the LED Trailer Clearance or Side Marker Light with Reflex Reflector part # 328-K-51 which is an LED upgrade and installs easily with two wires. Basically, you'll put off the old lens cover for the light you want to replace, remove the screws... view full answer...
There are many variables to determine how long your batteries will last. I have included a link to provide you information on how to calculate your run time, if you have enough information.
Right away we have a road block as the manufacturer of the EverChill # WAY44FR only provides the 20 amp maximum current draw rating for the refrigerator. That is undoubtedly when the refrigerator compressor starts up periodically. A wild guess would be that the normal use is around 10 amps assuming... view full answer...
Go To Results