Anything secured on the tongue of your trailer will increase the tongue weight, yes. The Bike Bunk # CC-275 is a decent option but I like the Jack-It 2 Bike Rack for A-Frame Trailers # LC429756 a little better. Initially the Bike Bunk looks like it has a higher weight rating at 100 lbs but since this includes the weight of the bike rack you'll be sitting around the same 40 lbs per bike weight capacity as the Jack-It plus you'll have to lift your bikes higher. If you shift some cargo around... view full answer...
I recommend using a Furrion Vision S system like the # FOS43TASF you were looking at and there's a good chance that your 2021 Keystone Passport came with pre-wiring for a Furrion camera system on the rear. If not, you will need to run the camera to a power source . The # FOS43TASF is a single camera system that comes with a 4.3" monitor.
You could upgrade to a 3 camera system with a largermonitor with the Furrion Vision S Wireless RV Observation Camera System w/ Side Marker Light Cameras... view full answer...
The last thing you can try for your iRV36 is find the fuse that feeds your radio. The fuse should be in the converter where the breakers are.
If you have a fuse puller you can use that to extract the fuse, or you can use a pair of needle nose pliers. Just be careful if you do use pliers not to squeeze the fuse too hard as you can possibly damage the fuse.
After the fuse is pulled wait about 5 seconds and replace the fuse. This SHOULD kill your radio, however if it doesn't you likely have... view full answer...
For your 2021 Keystone Passport SL Travel Trailer with an entry height of 32" and door width of 24", yes, the correct SolidStep Manual Fold-Down Steps is option, # LC698799. Currently these are not in stock. However, I do have a couple of viable alternatives to suggest. The MORryde StepAbove RV Steps, # MR98RR is for 23-3/4" to 26-1/4" wide doorways and entry height of 32"-33". There is also the Strut Assist version of this model step in, # MR45RR. Plus an additional option of the Handrail... view full answer...
Sure we'd love to help you replace your axle, but we are going to need a couple more things in order to do so. First thing you are going to need is determine the axle capacity. Typically this information can be found on a sticker somewhere on the axle itself, otherwise you're going to need to take your brakes apart and look for some part numbers on its components.
These part numbers will usually be able to get us in the right direction to figure out what you have. The last thing you need... view full answer...
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