The Sealed, Uni-Lite Mini LED Side Marker and Clearance Light, # MCL11AKB, is only designed for 12 volt systems. For amber side marker lights we currently carry # MCL66A24B that can be used on a 12 or 24 volt system. view full answer...
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We offer the K-Source Replacement Side Mirror # KSH3661 for your 1981 Ford Bronco; this is the item you referenced in your question. The top bracket does have only 2 holes, not 3, but it would be easy enough to drill the 3rd hole if you wish. The mirror will be fine if installed with just the two holes that are pre-drilled.
Each hole is 1/4-inch in diameter and they are spaced apart by 3-1/2-inches on centers. view full answer...
I may have a solution for you, but I did some checking with our vendors and there is not a custom fit trailer hitch for your 1970 Ford Bronco. However, you may be able to make something like the Draw-Tite Ultra Frame Service Body Trailer Hitch Receiver - Weld On - Class V - 2" # 41990-07 work for you with some light fabrication. This is a weld on hitch for frames up to 44 inches wide that provides you with a 2" receiver tube to be used for either towing or accessories, and would be the... view full answer...
Yes, we have the SumoSprings Custom Helper Springs for your 2023 Ford Bronco. These are available in either a 1,000LB # SS56EV or a 1,500LB # SS36EV capacity. This capacity is the amount of weight capacity on the springs at 50% compression. The lighter 1,000lb springs are going to be best if the sag you are experiencing is minimal or you do a lot of off-roading with your Bronco. view full answer...
We do carry the Blue Ox BX2692 base plate you are looking for.
- Blue Ox Base Plate Kit # BLU23XR (BX2692)
In addition to the base plate kit, you will also need a tow bar, safety cables, tow bar wiring and a supplemental braking system to flat tow your 2022 Ford Bronco.
Tow Bar: Blue Ox Alpha 2 Non-Binding Tow Bar # BX7380 (includes the safety cables)
Tow Bar Wiring: Roadmaster Diode 7-Wire to 6-Wire Flexo-Coil Wiring Kit # RM-15267
Supplemental Braking System: Demco SBS Stay-IN-Play... view full answer...
For your 2022 Ford Bronco we do have the Roadmaster Direct-Connect Base Plate Kit # RM79RR (standard bumper) and the Roadmaster Direct-Connect Base Plate Kit # RM92ZR (Ford Performance Heavy Duty Modular Bumper) as confirmed fits. This will allow you to use a Roadmaster tow bar like the Roadmaster Falcon 2 Tow Bar # RM-520.
If by drawbar, you are referencing the front arm on the base plate kit then we do not have just the base plate kit available. Both the # RM79RR and the # RM92ZR include... view full answer...
To get a new sensor for your Derale transmission temperature gauge, you would want to use the Derale Temperature Gauge Kit for Transmission or Engine Oil # D13009. This kit comes equipped with the temperature sensor you need; there is not a stand alone replacement that we carry. view full answer...
The correct base plate kit for your 2023 Ford Bronco Wildtrak is the part # RM79RR which would work great with your Roadmaster Sterling tow bar part # RM-576. Since you already have a braking setup you'd only need lighting.
For lighting you can use the diode kit, # RM-15267, and not have to worry about cutting into the taillight housing. This will splice into your taillight wiring to allow your tow vehicle to control the taillight assemblies of the towed vehicle. This comes with a round... view full answer...
Yes there is! You can use the Replacement Caps # BLU96XR to cover the round receiver holes on your blue ox base plate. This will help to keep the holes free of dirt and debris. Generally, the Blue ox base plates will come with two of these. view full answer...
Towing a travel trailer with a truck that has both a 6-inch lift and large 35-inch tires will almost surely require a ball mount with a very substantial amount of drop to allow your trailer to be level when it is hitched. Out-of-level trailers do not handle as well as ones that are level so you will definitely have a better towing experience by selecting the correct ball mount.
I linked for you an article that explains the simple measurement process for determining the correct rise (or... view full answer...
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