Your axles should be the same size as long as it was manufactured by a reputable shop. With older and homemade trailers you never know what they might throw on there. I recommend using one of our galvanized idler hubs as they will be more corrosion resistant than the painted hubs. We have the EZ Lube 5 on 4-1/2" # AKIHUB-545-35-G-EZ-K or the Standard 5 on 4-1/2" # AKIHUB-545-35-G-K depending on if you need the removable cap. We also have the Bearing Buddy # BB1980A-SS if you wish to have... view full answer...
Are you speaking of a clearance/marker light? If so, the numbers you provided state that the lamp's lens is compliant with certain DOT regualations, but isn't necessarily an identifier that would help in finding a correct replacement. I'd recommend checking the lamp housing itself, and examine it closely for a part number. If I can get the actual part number of the lamp itself, or a photo with dimensions I can recommend a replacement lens or lamp if a lens isn't available.
The # MCL32RB... view full answer...
Based on what you've stated you most likely have a 2000lb axle with a straight spindle that measures 1" in diameter and would simply need two of the Replacement Trailer Hub Bearing # L44643 for each side. That being said without actually seeing the bearing number or measuring the spindle we won't know for sure.
Start be disassembling the hub and see if your spindle is straight and if you can still read the bearing numbers on the outer bearing. If not, then you'll just need to measure... view full answer...
It sounds like you are needing the replacement rubber strips for the bottom channel of your Thule AeroBlade Load Bars. For this you will just need the Replacement Bottom Channel Cover # 852-4498-001. These are direct replacements for your crossbars and will definitely eliminate that whistling that you have been hearing since the pieces came out.
This includes 1 rubber cover strip, so you will need to order 4 to replace both strips on each of your crossbars. view full answer...
The etrailer Trailer Hitch # e98836 for your 2014 Jeep Compass uses (4) 4" 1/2-13 Grade 8 bolts, (4) 1/2" Flat washers, and (4) 1/2" Serrated nuts. If they lost half the hardware, I'd honestly just buy enough to replace it all as there's no telling if it was installed correctly or overtorqued/damage.
If you can't find these locally we sell all of this in a kit as # RHK view full answer...
The TireMinder A1AS TPMS for RVs and Trailers w/ Signal Booster # TM79FR uses CR1632 batteries. We do have the Replacement CR1632 Batteries for TireMinder TPMS # MRI-CR1632 available. view full answer...
The replacement bolts you need are the Replacement 12 x 40 mm Hitch Bolt for Thule Hitch Bike Racks and Goalpost Hitch Mounted Load Bar, part # 908-1240-54. These are the bolts that connect your T2 Classic Add-On to the backbone of your T2 Classic.
I have included product description links below. view full answer...
Thank you for submitting a photo of your boat and trailer showing the trailer's bolt-on Fulton side-wind caster wheel swivel jack which you want to replace.
When it comes to jacks - or for that matter to hitches - extra capacity is always a good thing. Since the incremental cost to go from a 1000-lb-rated jack to a 1600-lb-rated one is so small, it just makes sense to select a jack with more capacity than you need. This will help the jack last longer and make cranking it easier. The link... view full answer...
Assuming your roof rack is one you got from Thule or SportRack - which we often see has lock cores that start with "E" - we do have the right replacement key for you, though it is not 142, because the key number and lock numbers don't match.
Instead, what you need is the Replacement Key for Thule Racks and Carriers # THKEYN002. view full answer...
The Replacement Wheel Strap # Y8880229 you referenced is for the Yakima FrontLoader # Y02103 but what it sounds like you have is the discontinued HighRoller 8002107 which looks very similar to the FrontLoader but uses the Replacement Wheel Strap # Y8880077 that you said looks like more like what you have.
I reached out to my contact at Yakima who confirmed that these 2 bike racks are commonly mistaken for one another as they look very similar. I'm attaching review videos for both racks... view full answer...
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