Yes, that is correct. 90°F to 96°F is completely normal for your Cooper tires to be at. As far as tire pressure goes, as long as your tires are at 20%-25% of what the max tire pressure is supposed to be, you're good to go.
If you're able to let me know what tires you specifically have, I would be happy to let you know a definitive answer. view full answer...
When rotating tires like the # AM10303 on your triple axle trailer I recommend using the X pattern. This means you will swap the front driver side tire with the back passenger side tire, the front passenger side tire with the back driver side tire, and flipping the sides on the two middle tires.
You can also keep them on the same side if you prefer, and rotate them by moving from the front to the back. Ultimately it is up to you. The one thing I would make sure to do is to keep track... view full answer...
Sealant isn't required when installing the Rubber Wiper Seal and Bulb for RV Slide Out # SR68FR, but I would put a few screws in to help hold the seal since the trailer will bake in the sun and can cause issues with the 3M tape. At minimum I would put a screw on each end. You'll want to overlap your seals so that the top seal sits over the side seals to prevent water from leaking past them. view full answer...
From what I was able to research, the Momentum comes pre-wired for a Furrion rear camera only. The Furrion Vision S Wireless RV Backup Camera System # FOS05TASF allows you to monitor up to a total of 4 cameras, so you can add the two side cameras with part # FCE48TASL and then an additional camera to monitor the inside of your toy hauler with part # FCN48TASF.
The side cameras and garage camera would need to be hardwired to your running lights on your RV for observation. I've attached... view full answer...
The correct torque is 30-50 ft. lbs for the etrailer Electric Trailer Brakes - 12" - 5,200 lbs to 7,000 lbs # AKEBRK-6.
As for the wheel it depends on if you have 1/2" or 9/16" studs; you should have 16" wheels so with 1/2" studs it is 90-120 ft. lbs of torque and 9/16" studs are 120-140 ft. lbs. view full answer...
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