You can absolutely add sensors for a tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) to monitor 8 tires on your RV. There are two options for a TPMS I recommend:
- TireMinder Smart TPMS for RVs - Signal Booster - 6 Tire Sensors # TPMS-APP-6 with Brass Tire Sensors for TireMinder TPMS - Qty 2 # TM-2Brass
- TST TPMS for RVs - Color Display - Signal Booster - 6 Flow Through Tire Sensors # TST-507-FT-6-C with Flow Through Tire Sensors for TST TPMS - Qty 2 # TST-507-FT-S2
Each of these are great systems,... view full answer...
According to Dexter Axle, your 3K Dexter Axle uses the # LM67048 inner bearing, the # LM67010 inner race, the # L44649 outer bearing and # L44610 outer race. For a replacement grease seal, use # 58846.
If your brake magnets or pads are worn, you can replace the brake assemblies using the Dexter 10 x 1-1/2 inch brake assemblies, part # K23-472-473-00 which include the left and right brake assembly as well as mounting hardware and the mud and crud plugs. view full answer...
Okay, we can get you set up here with the right weight distribution hitch for your Jayco Jay Feather and lifted Tundra, though you will want to go with a different option than the Blue Ox you mentioned. The reason is that hitch is for loaded tongue weights of between 750 lbs and 1,000 lbs, and your Jacyo with a 4,750 lb GVWR will have a loaded tongue weight in the 600 lb range or so. And using a system rated too highly will result in a very rough, bouncy ride, which is something you'll... view full answer...
There are a couple of different options to lift a travel trailer depending on if your axle's sit above or below the leaf springs or if you have torsion axles.
If you have torsion axles, which means the suspension and axle are one piece, you will need to use blocks like item # K71-725-02 which fits a # 12 torsion axle. These lift kits are very specific to the model of torsion axle your trailer has and the information you need can be found on the axle tag.
If your axles are already below... view full answer...
Hey Tony, so if your trailer has a leaf spring axle and the leaf springs are mounted under the axle then you could use the Dexter Trailer Springs Over-Under Conversion Kit # K71-384-00, which would move the springs to the top of the axle giving you the height difference equal to the diameter of your axle, plus the thickness of your springs.
If you have torsion axles you'd need to let me know what kind you have and I'll see if we have a lift kit. For example, if you had #11 Torflex axles... view full answer...
The exterior length of your Jayco Jay Feather Ultra Lite Travel Trailer X23B is 24-1/2 feet which means the correct size Classic Accessories PolyPro III Cover is the part # 052963734638. The one you mentioned would be too short. view full answer...
On your axle it should be stamped with an axle number on the rear near the right side. The manufacturer wasn't able to identify what axle's they put under your 2015 Jayco Jay Feather X254.
The Torflex Lift Kit # K71-707-02 does fit a few axles so I would recommend measuring the existing bolt holes on your axle to ensure correct fit. You should find that the holes both on the top of the axle and side bolt holes are 8" between the center of each hole. If this is not what you have please... view full answer...
Yes, the Dexter Nev-R-Adjust Electric Trailer Brake Kit # 23-468-469 will fit your 2012 Jayco Jay Feather Ultra Lite X213 travel trailer.
Be sure to inspect your drums to determine if you also need to replace them due to excessive wear. The Easy Grease Trailer Hub and Drum Assembly # AKHD-555-35-EZ-K includes new bearings, races, lug nuts and a grease seal making installation much easier.
In the event your hubs are still good the Bearing Kit # BK2-100 may be needed to replace your bearings... view full answer...
Before you swap out the brakes have you tried manually tightening the assemblies to get them to grab harder?
On electric drum brakes there is a star wheel at the bottoms of the assemblies that you can turn using a flat head screw driver or brake adjusting tool # W80630. Turning the wheel one way will bring the shoes closer in and turning it the other way pushes the shoes out more.
You will adjust the brakes using that wheel until there is a slight but constant drag of the shoe pads on... view full answer...
The Electric Trailer Brake Kit part # AKEBRK-35-SA which is just part # AKEBRK-35L-SA and part # AKEBRK-35R-SA combined is made overseas. The Dexter Nev-R-Adjust Electric Trailer Brake Kit part # 23-468-469 is made right here in the USA and are of a much higher quality in my option. The level of quality is also reflected in the warrary as the etrailer brand braking assemblies come with a one year warranty and the Dexter brand braking assemblies come with a five year warranty. view full answer...
In order to find the correct replacement trailer brake assemblies you need to know the axle capacity which is found on the axle tag. The tire size is not really a good indicator of this. It's likely the Dexter Electric Trailer Brake Kit part # 23-47-48 which is for 2,000 lb axles but it could also be the Dexter Nev-R-Adjust Electric Trailer Brake Kit part # 23-468-469 which is for 3,500 lb axles.
Therefore, you'll need to verify the axle capacity or drum size before purchase. view full answer...
Since the correct measurement for picking out an Adco RV Cover is 15 foot 5 inches the correct Adco RV Cover would be the part # 290-52239 that you initially mentioned. view full answer...
Yes, the Adco Olefin HD travel trailer cover part # AD97ZR does for sure fit your 2015 Jayco X20E. We have confirmed this with Adco. view full answer...
For considering a jack foot/sand foot for your Atwood electric jack on your 2013 Trail Manor Elkmont travel trailer, the foot needs to be compatible with the jack's outer diameter. For example, if you have a outer diameter on your jack of 1-3/4 inches, a great option is the Replacement Foot Pad for Stromberg Carlson Electric Trailer Jacks # 2500-3755G.
As far as the crank handle, we do need to know the particular model of Atwood jack you own. Also, if you do not know the model you have,... view full answer...
When a trailer weight is more than 50% of your vehicle weight a weight distribution system is recommended. This will not only help with any possible rear sag on your Tacoma, but the greatest impact will likely be in the sway control. The light trailers with big wind gusts and passing vehicles can have you white knuckling your steering wheel quickly.
My recommendation for your trailer and truck is the Reese Strait-Line Weight Distribution System w Sway Control # RP66083. This is the... view full answer...
If your brake shoes# bp04-065 are 10" x 1-1/2" you will need these brake springs # K71-362-00. The springs you were looking at # BP06-120 were for 2-1/4" shoe width. view full answer...
You have a 3K rated Dexter # 10 Torflex axle. As long as your axle doesn't have the 3 inch tall mounting brackets, the # K71-707-01 which would provide 2-5/8 inches of lift is the lift kit you'd want.
The # K71-723-01 kit you'd looked at is for the # 9 Torflex, and wouldn't work with your axle. view full answer...
Yes it does! The correct hub and drum for your 2012 Jayco Jay Feather Ultra Lite X17Z Travel Trailer is the Dexter Trailer Hub and Drum Assembly for 3,500-lb E-Z Lube Axles # 84557UC3-EZ.
Along with this hub, for grease I recommend the Prime Guard Wheel Bearing Hi-Temp Red Grease # L11380; for a bearing packer I recommend the Bearing Packer # PTW1218 or # ALL647646. view full answer...
It is not recommend to mix tire sizes on a trailer, as it will cause the trailer to sit unevenly and put additional pressure on one axle.
Now in addition your ST175/80R13 tires are radials where the ST185/80D13 are bias ply and these should not be mixed either. These tires have different ply designs and handling characteristics and mixing them on the trailer will cause a very unpleasant and unstable towing experience.
I recommend going ahead and purchasing a ST175/80R13 spare as it is... view full answer...
On the Ultimate Trailer Jack # 322-RDJ-2K that is the lifting capacity(2,000lbs) or the amount of tongue weight the camper has. It is capable of supporting 3,000lbs as long as its not raising or lowering. What that means is when you are using the camper the added weight of the people using it and everything else inside shouldn't exceed 3,000lbs on just the tongue jack. I don't see your 2015 Jayco Jayfeather x17z coming close to either of those weights, so you are safe to install it on your... view full answer...
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