Yes, the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver # C15800 you mention will work great as a class V hitch for your 2009 Chevrolet Silverado 3500.
This hitch has a maximum GTW of 20,000-lbs, a maximum tongue weight capacity of 2,700-lbs, and has a 2-1/2" x 2-1/2" receiver opening. view full answer...
According to TorkLift, their # TLA7310 StableLoad will install on your vehicle with no drilling required.
Both the upper and lower StableLoad work by reducing the preload required before the factory overload springs come into effect. Torklift states that the lower # TLA7310 kit will solve 90% of handling issues experienced by improving safety and handling, reducing sway and body roll and eliminating sag and leveling the vehicle.
The # TLA7200 will do the same thing by applying preload... view full answer...
You can use the K-Source Snap & Zap Custom Towing Mirrors - Snap On - Driver and Passenger Side # KS80900, which are a great, pocketbook friendly option that just snap on to your existing mirrors to provide you with a mirror that will stay in place firmly and do a great job at giving you an extended view when towing. These snap on mirrors won't affect the functioning of your existing power mirrors.
If you want to completely replace your mirrors the best option is the K-Source Custom Extendable... view full answer...
I may have a solution for you, but we do not have a 90" long axle available; this would be a custom made axle and would need to be special ordered. If you can use an 89" long axle, there are some options available at this length that come with spring seats, and 75" would be the maximum spacing center on center without changing the capacity of the axle.
With that said, you could use the Dexter Axle # T3584F-EZ-8974 which is the spindles only. There are also options for a complete axle... view full answer...
I can help you determine the best weight distribution system to use, but you will need to confirm the GVWR and tongue weight of your trailer on the spec plate or sticker on the trailer. The best way to select a weight distribution hitch is with the tongue weight and GVWR of your trailer and the tongue weight should typically be 10-15% of the loaded weight of your trailer. Assuming you use the full GVWR of the camper then you'll need a weight distribution hitch with at least 900-lbs of capacity.... view full answer...
It sounds like you're trying to mount some Replacement Step Pad for Westin Platinum Series Nerf Bars - 20" Long - Qty 1 # 26-0001 back on your Westin nerf bars; to mount the pads you'll just need the Replacement Barrel Clip for Westin Platinum Series and Signature Series Round Nerf Bars - Qty 1 # 60-0244. These will drop into the holes on the bars and you'll just press the step pad into place using the posts.
If you're actually trying to mount the nerf bars themselves and can provide the... view full answer...
Based on the GVWR of your 2006 Forest River Wildcat I'm pretty positive you need 12 inch brakes. Before you purchase you should pull the hub and measure it's diameter and depth. it should be 12 x 2.
If they are then I recommend part # AKEBRK-7-SA.
These are 12 inch brake assemblies for up to 7,000 pound axles. Both the left and right hand brakes are included and marked. They're also self adjusting so once you set them up you won't have to make any periodic changes.
You also probably... view full answer...
The correct installation kit for a 2011 Chevy Silverado 2500 is # C60604. It will fit with the Curt Double Lock, Flip and Store gooseneck hitch; Curt Quick Goose 2 gooseneck hitch; or Curt Underbed, Folding gooseneck hitch. I have linked instructions for the installation kit. view full answer...
The Brophy Rigid Mount Spare Tire Carrier for 4 inch or 4-1/2 inch RV or Mini-Motorhome Bumpers # BR56VR per Bropy states that from the top lug bolt down to the top of the U-bolt is 6-1/2 inches. view full answer...
You will need a mounting bracket, like # 18138, to mount the adapter # 47435. The bracket comes with the hardware to attach the adapter to it and to attach the bracket to the truck using self-tapping screws included with the bracket. view full answer...
To add trailer brakes you'll want to start by adding a new 7 way trailer connector; for that I recommend using the Trailer Wiring 7-Way Upgrade Kit w/ Junction Box and RV Style Connector # HS381-9000, which will give you a 7 way and a way to install all of the wiring cleanly. You'll also need some 12 gauge wire, which is available by the foot with part # 12-1-1 and some butt connectors # DW05745-10 to make the connections to the wiring.
Other than that, you'll just be making connections... view full answer...
I have just the towing mirrors for your 2013 Chevy Silverado. Take a look at CIPA towing mirror # 10902 (passenger side mirror) and # 10901 (driver side mirror). The wedge that comes with these mirrors includes a piece of felt that sets on the surface of the wedge to protect the finish of the mirror. There are other products you can use to polish and protect the chrome as well for added protection available at your local auto parts store.
I have included a picture that shows what type... view full answer...
It appears that you have the Westin Sportsman Grille Guard 45-1170, in which you will need the:
-Replacement Hardware Kit for Westin Sportsman Grille Guard # 40-117PK
However since this grille guard came off of a 1500 model Silverado, it is not going to be compatible with your 2500, unfortunately.
Instead, what you'd need to do is look for a grille guard that is made for your truck like the:
-Westin Sportsman Grille Guard # 40-1245.
This grille guard is confirmed to fit your truck,... view full answer...
The actual physical items that are included in what is called a "tow package" can vary among auto makers and even across vehicle models and production years. A trailer brake controller is not necessarily included in a vehicle that is equipped with a "factory tow package".
But in the case of your 2006 Silverado Z71 with tow package you need to add only the brake controller itself and the wiring adapter to connect it to the truck's under-dash port.
Among the most reliable and highly-rated... view full answer...
When it comes to a class V hitch that would work on your 2004 Chevrolet Silverado The Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class V - 2 inch # C15302 is confirmed to fit your vehicle. It has a maximum gross trailer towing weight up to 16,000 pounds and has a maximum tongue weight up to 2,400 pounds. I would check you vehicle's manual to double check what the proper towing capacity is for your vehicle, per my sources it shows it can tow up to 12,000 pounds.
I also recommend The 7-... view full answer...
Yes, you can just buy the monitor and pair your Furrion camera with it.
We have the following monitors that are compatible with the Furrion camera system:
-For a 4.3" monitor, you can use the Replacement 4.3" Monitor for Furrion Vision S Wireless RV Camera System # FR77FR.
-For a 5" monitor, you can use the Replacement 5" Monitor for Furrion Vision S Wireless RV Camera System # FR97FR.
Or
-For a 7" monitor, you can use the Replacement 7" Monitor for Furrion Vision S Wireless RV Camera... view full answer...
I have a solution for you, but there is not an application designed to install a gooseneck specifically for your 2008 Chevy Silverado 3500 flat bed so you will need to do some fabrication. I recommend using the B&W Turnoverball Underbed Gooseneck Trailer Hitch for Flatbed Trucks - 30,000 lbs # BWGNRK1500 and then having the brackets fabricated and welded to your vehicle's frame by a certified welder.
This would be the best available solution for your flat bed truck. view full answer...
The short answer is yes, you can replace your 3,500 lb axle with a 5,200 lb axle. The longer answer is that while you can change to a higher-rated axle, that does not mean your trailer has a higher weight capacity. The reason is, weight ratings are determined by the lowest-rated component, which can be something other than the axle, like the trailer chassis, for example. So you would need to ensure via the trailer manufacturer what the lowest-rated component is.
With that said, in order... view full answer...
Since your 2002 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 has a factory 7-way trailer connector then it will have a connector under the dashboard to install an electric brake controller, like the Draw-Tite Activator # 5504. Use # 3025-P to connect the Activator to the truck. It will just plug in for you.
I've linked a video of the install for you. It's a different brake controller but uses the same wiring adapter so the install is the same. view full answer...
Using a bike rack that's approved for RV use, like the Swagman # S64663 you mentioned, is a pretty good idea on a front hitch. RV bike racks are built sturdier than those that aren't RV approved so they can handle the added movement from the RV's long wheel base. Having that additional stability to a rack on the front, with all of the extra wind and jarring from turns, sounds like a good idea.
The # S64663 is not an XC model but it has a similar design.
The XTC-2 # S64670 is a great... view full answer...
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