Those are indeed the dimensions of the Lippert Replacement Pitch Arm Assembly, part # LC67VR. The Lippert part number for this item is 675364, so this is the exact replacement you're needing. view full answer...
It sounds like you are needing a replacement tail light for the left rear of your 2017 K-Z Connect travel trailer. If this is correct it would appear the LED Trailer Tail Light w/ Reflector and Bracket # 328-003-85L is the correct light for this model family of campers. Do be sure to check and compare this with your current lights as they may have been different for your specific model number or could have been changed out due to supply issues. We do also have the Passenger Side # 328-003-85... view full answer...
There aren't the same type of manufacturer restrictions on cargo carriers at the rear of travel trailers as there are for bike racks. That said, I do recommend ensuring the best possible stability, and if you have a 4" x 4" or 4-1/2" x 4" bumper on your travel trailer, use a cargo carrier designed specifically for that, the 24x60 etrailer Cargo Carrier for RV Bumper # e99049.
But if you were instead wanting a hitch-mounted cargo carrier, I highly recommend going with a non-folding carrier... view full answer...
I would usually not tell anyone to have the springs on one side rated higher than the other side, but it does sound like you might need to. Especially with two trailers doing the exact same thing.
If you do decide to go this route, the 6-Leaf Double-Eye Spring # e27SR will be rated for a 4,500 pound axle, or 2,000 pounds per spring. However, these will measure 26 inches from eye to eye, so they may be a bit longer than your current ones.
What may be a better option though, will be the... view full answer...
Hey William, that is a really odd problem to have with the module part # PP20-702 but it does sound like the wiring might be off so I would just double check that. If the wiring is good then the module is bad and needs to be replaced. view full answer...
Cleaning the vents on your Furrion RV Electric Fireplace # F30SW15ABL is great first start but this may not permanently solve your issue if the airflow in your trailer is inadequate.
Inadequate airflow will also cause the fireplace to throw an 88 code. I suggest you check for adequate airflow. You may have to slide the unit out of the wall and make sure the vent located on the top of the containment box is not too close to anything that would limit airflow. Additionally, if you use... view full answer...
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