I checked the owner's manual for your 2007 Lincoln Mark LT and you can flat tow it but the front (on 4x4s) and rear drive shafts must be disconnected. And of course they recommend a Ford/Lincoln dealership disconnect and reconnect the drive shafts for you.
If this will work for you then there are several parts you will need to flat tow the truck: base plates, tow bar, safety cables, lights, and supplemental braking.
For base plates you can use # 495-1A. They will fit 4x4 models with... view full answer...
While the 7-way kit part # 118272 looks similar to the square connectors you have on your 2008 Lincoln Mark LT it does not fit your truck so you'd have to go a different route. If you have a 4-way currently all you'd need to convert it to a 7-way would be the part # 37185 if the trailer doesn't have brakes.
If the trailer does have brakes you'd need to instead go with the part # ETBC7 and a brake controller like the Brake EVN part # TK63VR. view full answer...
I have a solution for towing mirrors for your 2006 Lincoln Mark LT, but there are no custom fit mirrors that will fit your vehicle. You will need to go with a universal towing mirror.
The benefit is that universal mirrors are more economical and you can move them to most any other vehicle if you need to.
The K-Source universal towing mirror, # KS3891, are designed to fit as many different mirror styles as possible. As long as the factory mirror on your 2006 Lincoln Mark LT has a lip... view full answer...
What you are looking to do is very possible. It would just be a matter of picking out the 3,500 lb capacity trailer axle that matches the dimensions your trailer needs. Also, the welder you spoke with is spot-on with recommending buying an axle with the flange already installed as they are actually harder than you'd think to weld on since it requires special jigs so that the alignment is right.
So to pick out an axle the two important dimensions you need is the distance from hub face to... view full answer...
For your 2006 Lincoln Mark LT the Timbren kit part # TFR150D is a confirmed fit that will work well to provide additional suspension support. The advantage this kit has over air bags is that once you install it you basically don't have to worry or think about it again. Unlike air bags which require you to keep track of air pressure depending on how much suspension support is needed.
The advantage to air bags though is that you do get to fine-tune the amount of support needed whereas Timbrens... view full answer...
For your 2007 Lincoln Navigator, I recommend the K-Source Universal Dual Lens Towing Mirrors - Clip On - Pair # KS3990. These mirrors have a really nice and clean looking plastic housing that won't rust or corrode. The dual mirrors allow you to customize your view to reduce any blind spots. They attach with ratcheting straps that are made of heavy duty rubber to protect your factory mirror housing and reduce vibration. They have a quick release button for quick installation and removal. view full answer...
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