The Solara Screen Rooms would attach to the ground using stakes that are included with the screen room. Solara doesn't list a specific wind speed at which point the screen room would be in danger, but if the wind kicks up to the point where the screen room and the awning is moving quite a bit, you'd want to take the screen room down and retract the awning to prevent damage. A 40 mph wind would certainly damage the screen room as well as the awning.
The Solara # LC362219 screen room is... view full answer...
Trailer tires like the Westlake ST205/75R14 Radial Trailer Tire # 274-000012 are not given heat ratings. The heat ratings are something that is given on passenger car/truck tires as a requirement by government agencies.
Trailer tires are not subjected to the same kind of wear and tear as other tires. While it is important to ensure the tire is not overheating which is usually caused by underinflation and misalignment of axles, they do not receive heat ratings.
I always recommend using... view full answer...
The best solution would for a ball mount to help you move your trailer up a steel driveway would be one with a good amount of rise. An adjustable ball mount would be the best for this, something like the Curt Channel Style Adjustable Ball Mount - 5-1/4" Rise, 6-3/4" Drop # C45901.
I'm not sure what rise or drop you use now, but this would give you some additional rise and allow you to use the rise or drop you need for normal towing circumstances. For a hitch ball, depending on your trailer's... view full answer...
The Superchips Flashpaq F5 Performance Tuner - Ford - Gas/Diesel # SU1845 is capable of increasing your torqure up to about 63 to your 2018 Ford F150 3.5 EcoBoost. view full answer...
The handle on the Dutton-Lainson # DL64FR is secured in place with a 1/2-13 lock nut. The Removable handle kit # DL84FR would attach a little differently, but would give you the ability to get a Drill Adapter # DL6456 that would make winding the winch significantly easier. view full answer...
Class 3 trailer hitch receivers typically have gross trailer weight of 3,500-8,000lbs with tongue weight of 300-800lbs. Class 4 receivers typically have gross trailer weight of 5,000-12,000lbs with tongue weight of 500-1,200lbs. It is hard to tell for sure which class your receiver is just by looking at the photo you attached. But I wouldn't get too hung up on which class it is, as you will just want to make sure your receiver and truck have a high enough weight rating for your trailer... view full answer...
The jacks in the Lippert Ground Control 3.0 Electric 5th Wheel RV Leveling System # LC358590 each have sensors. These sensors tell the control module what position each jack is in so that it knows when the jack is fully retracted or fully extended.
The front jacks should be mounted so that when the jack is fully retracted the pull pins will not contact the trailer frame. view full answer...
With the 105826 being discontinued from Wesbar, the closest thing available is the Optonics set up # TLL160RK. This is very similar to what you currently have, and is LED like you're wanting, but it would need to be hardwired as it does not have the plug on the end of the wires. view full answer...
Yes, you can replace your hub with one that has better seals, though water should remain out of your boat trailer's hubs with a combination of double-lipped grease seals and keeping your bearings packed with grease. This will be the best prevention against water getting into your hubs.
To determine the correct hubs for your trailer, you will need to take apart your current hub assembly and look at the bearings themselves; wipe away the grease and you should be able to see the part number... view full answer...
The plastic the # LC674283 light kit is constructed of is indeed flexible, as you can see in the photo on the linked product description page which shows the lamp kit coiled up. I'll also link you to a product description video featuring the lamp kit. view full answer...
The Westlake ST205/75-15 tire on the 15 x 5 Lynx wheel, part # LHAW320 weighs in right at 35 lbs apiece.
I've linked you to a product description video for this wheel/tire combo. view full answer...
According to the nice folks at Tow-Rax, their # TWSP45HFTA aluminum folding table is constructed of 2.5 mm thick aluminum which is equivalent to 10 gauge. I've linked you to an insatall/demonstration video featuring the folding table. view full answer...
The serial number and VIN are typically printed on a label or plate placed somewhere on the trailer's pole tongue, although it could possibly found elsewhere on the trailer frame, possibly on the inside edge of the frame so it's more protected. Many times the sticker will also include the axle rating, GVWR and other important information. view full answer...
There isn't an LED kit for the Ventline Vanair Trailer Roof Vent w/ 12V Fan # VP-543SP but the MaxxFan Dome Plus Roof Vent w/ 12V Fan Item # MA00-03810W comes with an LED light in the bottom ring of the vent. This fan circulates air like a ceiling fan when your vent is closed and the integrated rain shield lets you open your vent in any weather. view full answer...
The tongue of the trailer needs to be above the bed rails so that the trailer can turn correctly when making turns and going over bumps to clear the truck. I will attach a photo to help explain the clearances needed for your trailer. view full answer...
To keep your pair of bikes spaced out as much as possible so they don't damage each other, getting the Yakima FullBack 3-Bike Rack # Y02633 instead of the 2-bike version is certainly a smart idea.
This bike rack is a fit for your 2019 Mazda CX-5, and it won't damage your vehicle so long as you take the proper precautions. There are specific instructions to mount the rack in "Anchor Mode", which you can see on page 5 and 6 of the linked installation instructions. Yakima also says to be... view full answer...
According to the manufacturer, the etrailer brand # e98907 Class III hitch will affect the rear liftgate sensors, but only in that the area right under the center of the bumper. If you try about one foot to either side of the hitch receiver tube, the sensors will pick up the movement. You might need to reach a bit further back under the bumper than you're used to, but the sensors should still pick up the movement of your foot. view full answer...
Atwood was bought out and their replacement parts are no longer available - including the repair kit you mentioned - so the best option is to replace that A-frame coupler with a new one that attaches to a 2 inch hitch ball.
There is a similar option with a yoke latch, the A-Frame Trailer Coupler # CA-5210-B.
There is a bolt-on option as well if you'd like, the Demco A-Frame Trailer Coupler with Jack Hole - eZ-Latch # DM14793-81. view full answer...
Yes. The 2.5-Watt Solar Battery Charger # PTW2997 has a 1 year limited warranty. The details of the warranty are outlined on page 4 of the instructions, which I've linked to this answer. view full answer...
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