Since your new trailer with "tight-turn technology" will be at least as good as your old trailer for clearance, You could go with the Reese # RP34FR Sidewinder with 1621HD bolt pattern, and rated for 20,000 pounds.
Any other option involves switching the in-bed 5th wheel hitch for a slider which will still not give you the room that the Sidewinder offers. view full answer...
You can install the SumoSprings Trailer Helper Springs w/ Line Relocation Bracket # SS26MV on a triple axle trailer. You'd need three of these kits and you'd be set. view full answer...
The Fan-Tastic RV roof vent part # FV803350 that you referenced is designed to fit the standard RV roof vent opening of right at 14 inches so it would easily fit in place of the vent you have now. Essentially all of the RV roof vents are designed to fit the same opening dimensions. view full answer...
Replacing your broken leaf springs will give you a couple inches most likely and then also we have a lift kit part # RR23QX which can give you 2 inches as well. So if you can get me the length of your current springs and the axle capacity I can get you the correct replacement.
I wouldn't recommend trying to use different dimension shackles or equalizers. view full answer...
Since Atwood is no longer in the landing gear business it is basically impossible (unfortunately) to get just a replacement leg. The part number that you gave me actually is a document that shows the various parts for Atwood landing gear, but nobody has information as to what those replacement parts are the equivalent of.
Because of this I recommend replacing the landing gear on your 5th wheel trailer. This gives you some peace of mind that you won't have to replace any parts in the near... view full answer...
I have some information for you that's going to help you out:
**Curt Flex Air 5th Wheel Pin Box - Lippert 1621 - 18,000 lbs # LC328492.
I recommend you check your owner manual to double check the GVWR, If it is at 18K then you can go with the 18k variant of the flex air if you have a 1621 style pin box. If you look at your current pin box it will have a plate or sticker on it that will tell you the type of pin box it is, it will be a 3-4 digit number like 1621, 1116 and so on. If you... view full answer...
The biggest thing you'd need is a battery large enough to power the AC unit all night. Typically that's going to require at least 400 amp hours worth of batteries. For that you could run two of our Power Sonic Lithium Batteries part # PS64FR which are rated at 200 amps hours. AC units draw a lot of power which is why such a large battery would be needed for the duration of the night. Plus you don't want to fully discharge a battery regularly as that affects it's life. view full answer...
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