The Classic # CA80043 seems too big for your trailer. If your trailer is not 12 foot, just let me know for an updated recommendation.
For your 12-foot Flagstaff A-frame, the only cover we have is the Adco # 290-12292 designed for moderate climates. Protects from dirt, rain, and sun. Will require care when tieing down the cover.
If you let me know the outside diameter of your tires I could also recommend tire covers. view full answer...
I'd take the trailer up to a welder with the new safety chains like part # FCHA0050324 and safety chain U-Loops part # 362ChainLoopU and have them cut the old brackets off and install the new ones. view full answer...
The best solution for a weight distribution system will be one with a better range to fit what your trailer would have. For that I would recommend the Reese Strait Line part # RP66084 which has as tongue weight range of 600-1,200 lbs which will work great for you but also because it has the best and only sway control out there that will work to fight sway before it starts.
For a 2 inch ball you would want part # A-90 and for a 2-5/16 inch ball # 19286. view full answer...
The MaxxAir UniMaxx Universal Replacement Lid for RV and Trailer Roof Vent - Translucent White # MA00-335001 you were looking at will indeed fit the roof vent of your 2018 Forest River Flagstaff Micro Light Travel Trailer as it is designed to fit all roof vents. This is possible due to the universal mount that is included that screws into the vent itself.
Since you mentioned your roof vent your roof vent has a 3 point hinge then another possible option is the Replacement Lid for Jensen... view full answer...
The install of the Lippert Components High-Speed Power Stabilizer Jack # LC298707 that you referenced is not overly difficult. If you have basic mechanical skills and tools this wouldn't be a problem for you at all. I attached an install video link to this page for you to check out as well to see what the process is and to use as a step by step guide for when you're ready to install the kit.
This is sold as a set that would have a left and right leg that would lower and stabilize to the ground. view full answer...
In order to find the correct trailer tire inflation value, you must look on the sidewall of the tire itself. This will display the correct cold fill psi. The weight of the trailer is not a factor when determining psi but it is when selecting the correct load range. If you're looking to get more real-time info on both psi and temp which can be used to better predict failures then I highly recommend a TPMS like the TireMinder A1AS TPMS for RVs and Trailers part # TM49FR. I have attached a... view full answer...
The RockyMounts MonoRail Bike Rack for 2 Bikes # RKY10004 is not rated for use on a travel trailer due to the unsophisticated suspension which will put undue stress on the bike rack and could damage it.
Instead I recommend the Swagman E-Spec Bike Rack for 2 Electric Bikes - 2" Hitches - Frame Mount # S94FR. It has a per bike weight capacity of 70lbs and is rated for use on cars, vans, trucks, SUVs, travel trailers, fifth wheels, motorhomes, and flat towed vehicles. It has padded hooks... view full answer...
Starting with the trailer hitch I recommend the Curt Adjustable Width Trailer Hitch Receiver # 13703. This adjustable Class III hitch is designed specifically for trailers like your Forest River Micro-Lite and will install perfectly as long as the camper features a box frame, C-channel frame, or I-beam frame that measures 22 to 72 inches wide. It will provide you with a 2 inch receiver and it has a tongue weight capacity of 350 pounds.
The hitch can be bolted to the Micro-Lite with the... view full answer...
Thank you for all of the info you listed from your current hub seals. Based on that the correct seal kit would be the Grease Seal part # RG06-050. view full answer...
For your 2013 Micro Lite 21FBRS the best RV storage cover is the Adco SFS part # 290-52240 which is the correct size including the spare tire you have at the rear and because it provides the protection in winter climates as well as has the easiest install. view full answer...
The difference between the two lights is that the # RVSTL61 has a license plate bracket attached to the bottom of it as well as a light for illuminating a license plate whereas the # RVSTL60 does not have either. view full answer...
Since your generators already have the inverters built in there is no need to run them through the surge protector. So adding a secong 30 amp connector to your camper that ties in to the electrical system after the surge protector would be a great solution. To do this you can use the Epicord 30 Amp Twist Lock Power Inlet part # 277-000137 which is white or the black option part # 277-000138. This with a short length of wiring will allow the connection. This connection should be made before... view full answer...
The correct trailer hitch we offer for a 2019 Acura RDX is the Draw-Tite Max-Frame Trailer Hitch Receiver part # 76268 for 2" or part # 36114 for 1-1/4". It features a super simple instillation with no drilling required. view full answer...
To unhook the Blue Ox TrackPro Weight Distribution w/ Sway Control - 7-Hole Shank - 10K GTW, 1K TW # BLU77FR when you are done towing you will need to jack up the trailer to take some tension off the spring bars, and then as you mentioned remove the pins holding the spring bars to the bracket on the frame of the trailer.
Once the spring bars are free you will lower the jack back down to take tension off the coupler, and unlock the coupler lock on the trailer.
With the coupler lock undone... view full answer...
The Lippert stabilizer jack part # LC298707 does fit your 2021 Flagstaff 25FKS and will go a great job replacing your scissor jacks. This will be much easier than manually cranking scissor jacks. The mounting holes are not going to match up though so you would have to drill new ones or have this welded on. view full answer...
Standard tapered trailer wheel bearings are recommended to be re-packed with fresh bearing grease about every year or every 12,000 miles under normal use. In certain conditions this interval could be shorter, such as if you routinely tow the trailer under conditions of extreme heat or near its maximum load capacity. This and other recommended trailer maintenance procedures are outlined in the linked article, which may interest you.
The best grease around for trailer hubs is the "Red" grease... view full answer...
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