Yes, it is possible. You will need to know the dimensions of your wet bolts, the inner and outer dimensions of the bushings, and the shackle strap dimensions, and the bolt hole diameter. Once you have this information you can find the correct part in the list I have included below. You can filter them by the length of the shackle straps. For example, the MORryde Suspension Upgrade Kit for Tandem Axle Trailers w Correct Track - 2-1/4" Shackle Straps, part # MR58ZR, is an option if you have... view full answer...
We checked with Classic Accessories and they have confirmed the fit of the Classic Accessories PermaPRO Deluxe Extra Tall 5th Wheel Cover or Toy Hauler Cover # CA80-299-203101-RT on your 2016 Keystone Carbon 425TS. It might be a bit snug but it will give you a nice and tight fit. view full answer...
For your 2015 Keystone Raptor Toy Hauler, I recommend looking into a frame mount trailer hitch like the Curt Adjustable Width Trailer Hitch Receiver # 13703. This particular hitch is designed for use on RVs and trailers and can be adjusted to fit frames widths of 22 to 72 inches. It can be bolted to the trailer frame or welded on for a no-drill application. It features a 2 inch receiver opening with a tongue weight capacity of 350 pounds and a towing capacity of 3,500 pounds.
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The Solera 7.5' Slider (Slide-Topper) in Black w/ Black Hardware # LCV000165062 is the part you want. It measures 90 inches wide as you stated and fits a box that measures from flange to flange or 80 inches to 85-3/4 inches. It requires 6 inches of clearance beyond the outside edges to accommodate the hardware. The slightly wider topper is to keep dirt, debris, and protect the slide out from weather.
I can only assume your current topper at 86 inches wide was the bare minimum width... view full answer...
It sounds like you are referring to the grease seal for your new hubs. When installing a seal at the back of a hub the outer part of the seal should be flush with the hub. I have also attached a short video demonstration that you might find helpful.
Then when adjusting the new brake assemblies like the Dexter # 23-26 that you referenced, you will only want a slight but constant drag of the shoes on the drum when the wheel is turned after being properly adjusted. I have again attached a... view full answer...
I spoke with my contact at Lippert and this is what they sent me about the external sensor issue you have:
External sensor error means there is an issue with the rear leveling sensor. This will be located 2-3 foot behind the rearmost axle. There may be an access panel in the underbelly, or there may not. Typically this error is due to a bad connection to the sensor or the sensor itself is bad. I attached a picture of what the sensor looks like in the second picture. The first picture is... view full answer...
When determining the correct size Slide-Toppers you need for your 2018 Laredo 330RL, you just need to measure your box width, which is measured on the outside front of box, including flange.
Starting with your 72 inch box width, you will need the Solera 6.5 Foot Slider (Slide-Topper), which comes in Black with Black Hardware # LCV000165063 or White with White Hardware # LCV000163279. This slider measures 78 inches wide and has a box width range of 68 inches to 73-3/4 inches.
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Probably the easiest upgrade you can make is to go to the slightly larger tire size 235/85-16 which has much higher capacities and is only a little over 1/2 inch taller.
We have great luck with the Westlake tire brand here, but another great brand is Taskmaster which has very high speed ratings of 81 mph. Most are only 65. West Lake is 75 mph.
The part # TTWPRG235R16 is a 14 ply tire with a capacity of 4,400-lb max load at 110 psi. view full answer...
A lube plate will be more specific to the fifth-wheel hitch in your truck than to the particular pin box model that is on your new trailer. You will just want to make sure the lube plate you purchase provides enough surface area to cover your Reese model hitch. The king pin that it will actually attach to on the trailer is a standardized size, and shouldn't change between pin box models.
If you have a 16,000 pound, 22,000 pound, or 30,000 pound Reese fifth-wheel hitch, the correct lube... view full answer...
Probably the best option we have would be the Curt hitch part # 13703. This is a multi-fit hitch that can fit trailer frame widths that are between 22 and 72 inches in width has a 3,500 lb trailer capacity.
Curt requires the use of their stabilizer strap part # 18050 when using their hitch to carry a non-supported load like a bike rack. I attached a review video for you to check for the strap as well.
For an RV approved 2 bike rack our most popular option is the Swagman E-Spec part #... view full answer...
Though we do not have any types of parts list for trailers, I did take a look at the specs for your 2013 Keystone Cougar 32RBK travel trailer and it looks like the GVWR of the rig is 9,000 lbs. Electric brakes that may be a fit for you are the Electric Trailer Brake Kit # AKEBRK-7-SA, which are 12" and rated for axles with a capacity between 5,200 lbs and 7,000 lbs. They have a 5-bolt mounting flange and fit 14.5" to 16.5" wheels. These self-adjusting brakes need mounting hardware # BRKH12... view full answer...
Since your 2020 Keystone Carbon toy hauler is a tandem axle RV setup with a 17k GVWR the correct SumoSpring kit for each axle would be the part # SS26MV which was designed for axles with capacity between 5k and 8k. view full answer...
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