The SumoSprings Maxim, part # SSR-183-54-1 is the recommended SumoSprings helper spring kit for your 2017 Tiffin Allegro Open Road 36UA with the 26K chassis.
It's not necessary to remove the rear wheels to install the # SSR-183-54-1, but it might make things easier as the absence of the wheels will provide more room to work. Since you'll already have existing holes to work with, you can probably get by without removing them if you wish.
Whether you remove the wheels or not, the rear... view full answer...
Good news, your 2014 Jeep Patriot FWD with a manual transmission can be flat towed!
For a complete setup, you'll need a base plate, tow bars, tow bar wiring, safety cables, a braking system, and more than likely, a high-low adapter.
For a base plate, since you mentioned you wanted to stick with Blue Ox, I recommend the Blue Ox Base Plate Kit # BX1130.
This base plate kit will work wonderfully with your Jeep, and will pair nicely with the next required item, the etrailer SD Non-Binding... view full answer...
Yes you can replace your Furrion Chill RV AC FAC1511MA-W with an air conditioner with a heat pump. I recommend checking out the Advent Air RV Air Conditioner w/ Air Distribution Box, Start Capacitor, and Heat Strip # ACM135CH.
This unit has a 13.5K Btu cooling capacity, includes a start capacitor, an air distribution box and a heat strip. This unit is a bit smaller at 13.5K Btu, however if you wanted to stick with the larger size you can use # ACM150CH instead. view full answer...
The Curt 2 Bike Platform Rack # C18085 is actually not motorhome rated so eventually the same thing that happened to your Saris would happen to this one.
Instead, I was able to find the Swagman XTC2 Bike Rack for 2 Bikes # S64670 which is pretty similar to the Curt you were looking at but this rack can be used on motorhomes.
This bike rack will work with the same 1-1/4" and 2" trailer hitches the Curt works with, has a comparable weight capacity of 35 lbs per bike for a 70 lb total,... view full answer...
I can absolutely help you locate the parts you've mentioned. For the steering stabilizer that fits on your 2015 Tiffin Allegro 35QBA you'll need the Roadmaster Reflex # RM-RBK22-RSSA, which will minimize wander and correct oversteering that is commonplace on large coaches like yours. For the SumoSprings you'll need the # SSF-173-40-2 for the front axle and # SSR-183-54-1 for the rear; SumoSprings are a great choice that help fight sway and absorb road shock, while leveling your coach.
I've... view full answer...
In order to connect a grill in line with your propane supply you will need to add a propane tee; I recommend using the MB Sturgis Sturgi-Flow T-Fitting for Small Appliance - POL Valve - Disposable Cylinder Port # 103606, which connects directly to your RV propane tank in front of the regulator and provides the propane you need for your grill with a regulator. In order to connect the grill to this tee you'll need something like the # 37207-30825 - it may not be this exact hose, so if you... view full answer...
According to my research, the 2015 Tiffin Open Road 32CA has a GVWR of 22.000 lbs, which means that you'll need the following parts:
Steering Stabilizer, part # RM-RBK22-RSSA
Front anti-Sway Bar, part # RM-1139-148
Rear Anti-Sway Bar, part # RM-1139-149
For the rear anti-sway bar, you might need to replace the OE U-bolts if they aren't long enough. The installation involves adding the Roadmaster Anti-Sway to the existing one. The mounting plate for the Anti-Sway bar is 1/2 inch thick,... view full answer...
The Wheel Masters Lug Nut Covers # WM8019 snap on over the lug nuts.
The lug nut covers have a stainless steel construction that is rustproof and provides a long-lasting shine.
I attached a review video link below. view full answer...
I went ahead and checked to see what was available for your motorhome, and it appears that only a front anti sway bar # RM-1209-136 and a steering stabilizer # RM-RBK18-RSSA is available.
The steering stabilizer is designed to compensate for oversteering, reduce road fatigue and keep you centered so you don't have to work as hard to steer. view full answer...
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