Expert Answers about Heartland RV Mallard Travel Trailer
- Recommended Tankless Water Heater
- I prefer the Excel RV Tankless Water Heater, # EX93FR. It has electronic ignition that requires no standing pilot and the power to ignite the electronic spark module comes from two D-sized batteries not your camper's electric system. This is a vent free design that puts out 38,000 Btu.
Per the manufacturer this has to be installed upright with the vent facing upwards and, in a location, where you have decent air turnover. It is not designed as a direct replacement for any specific unit...
view full answer... - Can I Use a Sleeve Reducer with my Blue Ox Weight Distribution System
- Yes. You can use the Blue Ox Sway Pro # BLU77FR on your 2010 GMC Sierra 2500 HD with the 2-1/2" hitch with the factory sleeve reducer. You could also use the Blue Ox Hitch Reducer Sleeve - 2-1/2" to 2" Trailer Hitch # BX88187 to accomplish the same thing if you ever need a replacement.
view full answer... - What Replacement is Dome for Ventline E-Z Lift Ventadome Trailer Roof Vent
- We don't have any way of knowing what dome replacement you need. If you have the Ventline E-Z Lift Ventadome roof vent models V3092-601-00, V3092-603-00, V3094-601-00, V3094-601-00C, V3094-603-00, or V3094-603-00C then yes, the correct dome is Replacement Dome for Ventline E-Z Lift Ventadome Trailer Roof Vent - Smoke # BVE0108-03.
view full answer... - Replacement for 5,100 Pound 86-1/2 Inch Long Overslung Dexter Axle
- When choosing a replacement axle you want one that is the same length. Since you have a hub face measurement of 86.51" a better choice would be an 86-1/2" axle. The # e65SR is an 89" axle so it is several inches longer. Also, you don't need a 6k axle, a 5,200 lb axle is fine. You can use a 6k axle but you need to keep in mind that this will not increase the capacity of your trailer.
For an axle that is equivalent to the # e65SR I recommend the # e73SR, or if you just need the axle itself...
view full answer... - Replacement Clearance Light for 2020 Mallard M252 Travel Trailer
- In order to find a replacement clearance light for your 2020 Mallard M252 Travel Trailer I recommend taking some measurements. The # MCL31AB is 4" long x 2-1/16" tall x 1" deep. This is an LED light that uses a 2-wire design for power. If this matches your light from the other side in terms of dimension and appearance then it would make a good replacement.
If you send me the dimensions of the light on the other side and a picture I would be happy to look for a different replacement if...
view full answer... - Upgraded Equalizer, Shackles, and Wet Bolts for 2020 Heartland Mallard Travel Trailer
- It sounds like you want an upgraded equalizer to replace your Dexter 12-142 equalizers. I recommend the # LC314336 you were looking at for a replacement. This matches the length of your current equalizer, which is the most important factor when choosing a replacement. The Equa-Flex will help absorb road shock and improve your ride while towing your trailer.
For shackles and wet bolts, I recommend the MORryde Suspension Upgrade Kit for Tandem Axle Trailers. This kit comes with wet bolts,...
view full answer... - Is The Bushing For Actuating Lever On Dexter Brake Kit # K23-462-463-00 Available Separately?
- I do not see that Dexter offers the bushing separately for the Dexter Brake Kit # K23-462-463-00. We do have the Left # K23-462-00 and Right # K23-463-00 assemblies separately so you do not have to get both assemblies.
view full answer... - Are There Advantages to Replacing a 205/75-14 Tire With a 215/75-14 Tire
- Realistically there would be no reason or advantage to switch from a 205/75-14 tire to a 215/75-14 tire, although the 215/75-14 will fit your current wheel. If you are looking for a radial tire, you could get a radial tire that is the same size you have now like the Karrier ST205/75R14 Radial Trailer Tire - Load Range D # AM10235.
This tire will have the same/similar outer diameter and section width of your current tire. The difference is minimal between the 205/75-14 and 215/75-14, but...
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