It is a little difficult to see the rounded edges that you mentioned in the picture but the Stromberg Carlson RV Bunk Ladder # LA-466 should still work well to allow for easy easy access on the bunk. I have attached an image that gives you a closer look at how the mounting hooks will attach to the bunk rail so you can get a better idea if this will work. Also keep in mind that if the rail is too large or won't acommodate the hooks, you can also use the included hardware to mount brackets... view full answer...
For starters, I am going to assume that you have electric drum brakes. The issue you described of the brakes locking up could be caused by several different things. In order to save yourself some time, I recommend hooking up the trailer to a different tow vehicle or the tow vehicle to a different trailer. This will then allow you to pinpoint which side the issue is occuring on.
When you said that you disconnected the trailer from the tow vehicle did you check to see if the brakes released?... view full answer...
You are going to need to measure your current axles in a few places to get the correct one as we don't have access to what your numbers referenced on your Ranger Trail trailer.
You will need to measure from hub face to hub face and then from the spring seat centers. You will also need to know what bolt pattern you have on your current hubs. I attached a help article on how to determine this as well.
I also attached a link to a page with all of the axles we carry. If you can't find the... view full answer...
In order to find the correct replacement for your 2011 Heartland Elkridge you are going to need to identify your current pin box. Typically there is a sticker located on the pin box or king pin with the pin box number. If you are unable to find the sticker then you may be able to contact the manufacturer with the VIN to see what pin box it has. If all else fails, you will need to measure the bolt pattern. See the attached article for how to measure the bolt pattern and identify your pin... view full answer...
We do have Timbren axles rated at 7,000lbs, however, we do not currently have 4" lift Timbren axles that are rated at 7,000lbs. If you do not need 4" lift then I recommend the Timbren Axle-Less Trailer Suspension System - Spindle w/ Brake Flange - Regular Tires - 7K # TASR7KS01. If your trailer does not have a cross member then you may need to reinforce the frame. You can do this by building out the trailer frame or by adding a 2x3" steel bar in the pre-cut 2x3" slots on the timbrens.
This... view full answer...
Unfortunately we do not carry any power awning replacement parts for the Dometic brand. If it turns out that you need to replace the entire power awning, you could use the Lippert # LC730492 complete awning sized 16 foot. If you need a different size or color just let me know for an updated recommendation. view full answer...
Hey Ron; the # 58293 is the center section of the Reese Select Plus 30081. I have not heard of a head unit moving more just on one side, so my best guess is the center section where the head attaches or the head unit itself is damaged on that side. I'd go ahead and remove the head unit to see if there is something amiss there.
This 30081 has been discontinued for quite some time so I'm sorry to say there aren't any bushing kits or much in regards to replacement parts. view full answer...
When replacing your landing gear motor like # LC241795, the trailer can be supported by your landing gear legs. You do not need a second set of jacks or jack stands. With the motor removed, the gear box will not turn to allow the legs to drop.
I have included a video that shows the installation process for a similar landing gear motor. view full answer...
It would be really awesome if there was an RV observation system that could wire into the console display of your truck but at this time that's not something that's available, but your 2019 Elkridge 290RS is pre-wired for the Furrion system part # FOS43TASF which I recommend for you. This system will install very easily since the hard part of the install is already done on your trailer and since this kit has the best reception of the kits available it is the best way to go. view full answer...
Since nothing corresponds with those part numbers, I recommend measuring your existing struts to find a replacement. For example, the Gas Shock # 372-5300-60 measures 20" extended and 11.41" compressed. If you have similar measurements you could use this as a replacement. If you need a 10 mm ball socket for the struts you can use the # 372BR-1020 or # 372BR-12553 for installation.
I have attached a link to all of our gas struts which can be filtered by extended length for your reference. view full answer...
It is indeed the same product. Curt, and TrailAir are both owned by Lippert, so it's the same exact product as the Lippert TrailAir you ordered, just with a Curt sticker on it. view full answer...
I am sorry but we do not carry the Duo Form brand. I can't say that brand is something I am familiar with. Are they RV cargo slides? Because we do carry the MORryde cargo slides which may be similar. Ther are available in quite a few sizes, with the most popular being something like the 90" x 29" 2-way slide # MR69FR. The link below will show you our full selection of the MORryde cargo slides. view full answer...
The Furrion Chill HE Replacement RV Air Conditioner for Coleman Setup # FR42PV comes with a 6 pin to 9 pin wiring harness adapter. If your current Dometic AC system uses a 9 pin connection you will be able to connect the adapter that enables the Furrion unit to plug into your existing Dometic controller.
I attached a review video link below. view full answer...
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