Hey Jeff,
When trying to figure out the best weight distribution hitch for your setup you'll need to get an accurate reading of the tongue weight when the trailer is fully loaded like you're ready to go to the campsite. Once you have this measurement you'll want to look at the capacity ranges of the hitches available and choose one that you fall in the middle of so that if you unload a bit during your trip or end up picking up some extras you'll have the capacity for it to be a smooth... view full answer...
Grand Design does a great job listing the parts for their trailers but the one thing they don't list individually is the leaf springs. I can see that you have 7k axles on your Momentum 320G but you will have to measure the length to see if it matches. When replacing leaf springs you typically want the same capacity and the definitely the same length.
The # DX74XR is a little higher in capacity at 8k which is what you're looking for but we don't know if the length works. These leaf springs... view full answer...
Hey David, I did some scraping around and it looks like the closest we carry is the D Washer for EZ Lube Spindles # 5-23 which has an 1 11/16" outer diameter (5/16" smaller), a 15/16" inner (1/8" larger), and is an 1/8" thick (1/16" smaller). view full answer...
The etrailer Hitch Mounted Spare Tire Carrier # e98ZR weighs 17 lbs for shipping but when you take the packaging away you're looking at about 15 lbs. view full answer...
Hi Jeannine,
I did some searching and was (eventually) able to find out your 24VIEW came stock with 205/75-14 tires, similar to the Kenda Karrier # AM32131. This size tire will have an overall diameter of 26.3" and a width of 8.1" when fully inflated. With that in mind, the Westlake ST235/75R15 Radial Tire w 15" Phoenix Wheel # LH52FR you found has an overall diameter of 28.9" and a width of 9.3" when fully inflated.
You want to make sure you have at least 3" of clearance from the top... view full answer...
Hey Wes, so for your 1990 Coleman you will need the size 205/65-10 tires. We do have load range E tires available with the Loadstar K399 Bias Trailer Tire # AM1HP56. These are 10-ply rated and can hold a max load of 1,650 lbs at 90 psi. I am not sure of the exact weight of your camper, but I imagine this will be plenty of weight capacity. The E Rated tires will be thicker and more durable than the lesser rated tires. view full answer...
Choosing the MORryde AllTrek 4000 # MR89DR comes with more requirements than simply matching up the size. At about 5-1/2" you should stick with the Equa-Flex # LC279687 from before or the Dexter # K71-652-00 which you can see installed on my trailer below.
The # MR89DR is designed for a trailer with a 35" wheelbase. It also requires 15" or larger wheels for an overslung axle and 16" or larger for an underslung. In addition to this there are clearance calculations to be made. See the diagram... view full answer...
I reached out to Curt and unfortunately they do not have the weight for their 4-Bike Rack # C18087 as only a 2-bike rack. I think it would be safe to say the rear 2-bike add on section likely weighs around 40lbs and the front around 46lbs since it has the receiver portion. view full answer...
Hello Kaileigh. Are the dimensions you gave the overall dimensions of the fireplace? Or is that the size of the wall cutout?
If that is the wall cutout size, our best option will be the Greystone 36" Electric Fireplace with Crystals # 324-000081. This is designed to fit a 34-1/4" wide x 16-1/2" tall cutout, so very close to what you have. The cutout may have to be enlarged slightly though, since it is 1-1/2" tall. We do not offer a Furrion brand fireplace in this size, so this will be... view full answer...
I'm assuming you mean the inner diameter where it clamps around the crossbar. We don't have the # Y96KR at our local warehouse right now and Yakima doesn't have any dimensions available. What I can tell you is that it is designed to clamp onto bars with a diameter of 1-1/8" so the measurement be slightly larger. view full answer...
Hey James,
If you have standard equalizers with a 5-3/4" horizontal and 2" vertical measurement then the Dexter E-Z Flex Suspension Kit # K71-652-00 would be the correct replacement for you. If you're saying that you already have those and are wanting something else then you can go with the Equa-Flex Cushioned Equalizers # LC279687. These have a 5-1/2" horizonal and 2-1/2" vertical measurement so you'll probably have enough slack in the shackle straps to accommodate this difference without... view full answer...
Nope, we don't have any way of knowing any trailer's wheel lug pattern, or any specific part on trailers because trailer manufacturers simply don't have that info available. It's pretty easy to find though, and you can either measure via the help article I linked below or use the printable template I've linked below.
That said, I would be very surprised if your 215/75-14 tire and wheel had anything other than a 5 on 4-1/2" bolt pattern, as that's by far the most common. If you did have... view full answer...
A higher load range within the same tire size means a higher ply rating which also means a higher capacity. The Karrier ST205/75R14 Radial Trailer Tire - Load Range C # AM10234 has a maximum load of 1,925 lbs at 60 psi. The Karrier ST205/75R14 Radial Trailer Tire - Load Range D # AM10235 has a max load of 2,200 lbs at 75 psi. The tire dimensions are the same so you can certainly upgrade from a C to a D. This will also mean your tires run a little cooler so they will last longer. view full answer...
If your car trailer was built on mobile home axles you are going to have to replace the axles as there aren't braking components that will be made to fit them. You will need to measure the distance between your spring centers, distance from hub face to hub face, and the axle capacity you need. view full answer...
Hey Steve, yeah if your RV hitch has a capacity of 300 lbs you wouldn't be able to carry a 300 lb motorcycle as you'd have to also factor in the weight of the motorcycle carrier. For example our lightest carrier is the etrailer part # e56UR which weighs 47 lbs. So the max motorcycle weight you'd be able to carry would be 253 lbs. view full answer...
We currently only carry the Optronics Flexible LED Light Strip in the 17' Length # UCL90CB. Do understand that this can be chained together with an additional strip for more length and each strip can be cut down on 1-15/16" increments to a more desirable length. view full answer...
Hey Jeff; thanks for the question and there is really just one option to carry your heavy ebikes in the bed of your 2022 Ford F-150, and that's with a tailgate pad bike rack:
- Thule GateMate Pro Tailgate Pad for Full-Size Trucks # TH824PRO
All other truck bed racks have weight limits which your 75 lb bikes far exceed, which is why the pad is the only way to haul the bikes. It does have soft foam padding for cushioning your bikes and straps to prevent them from moving as you travel. view full answer...
Currently we only have the 900LB # F142007 with the strap. It is smaller than the 1,300LB # F142104 winch with a smaller handle length and drum size. As far as operating the winch they are very similar with a similar handle and switch being in the same position. view full answer...
There is not one with a 5 inch bolt length; the longest bolt length is the 3 inch bolt of the Brophy D-Ring Tie Down Anchor - Bolt On - 1/2" Diameter - 2,000 lbs # DR01. view full answer...
Hey John, I went through all of our bike racks and it looks like the closest rack we have is the Hollywood Racks Sport Rider SE Bike Rack for 2 Electric Bikes # HLY84FR.
This bike rack has as max weight capacity of 160 lbs, can handle a max tire width of 5", and will work with a max wheelbase of 60".
Your length may be 79.5" but your wheelbase might still be within parameter, so I'd recommend measuring your wheelbase to be sure. view full answer...
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