Although either the # SSR-187-40-1 Sumo Spring or the Timbren # TFRF53A would be a great choice, the Timbren Aeon spring is actually rated higher at 8600 lbs, versus 2600 lbs for the Sumo Springs alternative. Neither of these options will come into play unless the factory suspension gets compressed. If ride quality is the more important consideration, the Sumo Springs option is what I'd recommend as they' give a more supple ride. If reducing roll in the corners is foremost in your mind,... view full answer...
The Dometic Replacement Toilet Seat # DOM85FR measures 5-1/2" center to center of the mounting holes, 15" wide, and 18" long as you can see in the included diagram.
I included a video of the # DOM85FR for you to take a look at. view full answer...
I do see your 2015 Fleetwood Storm is built on a Ford F-53 18,000LB chassis. This will allow you to use the Front # AL88240 and Rear # AL57344 Air Lift air bag helper springs.
For an in cab controller I recommend the Load Controller I Compressor System # AL25651. This has dual path capabilities which will allow you to use different compressors for the front and rear air springs. view full answer...
We do have some bike rack options for you that will work with motorhomes.
But to answer your question, some bike racks (like the Rola Convoy Rola Convoy # 59307) will not work with motorhomes; this is mainly because the bike rack frame / receiver is not built to withstand the extra bouncing when mounted on a motorhome, which will put more stress on the major mounting points.
I highly recommend the Swagman XTC-2 TILT 2-Bike Platform Rack # S64671 for use with your motorhome. This works... view full answer...
The Lend-a-Hand Extra Large Folding Grab Handle # AM-533 is 25-1/2" wide so it will cover that distance on the side of your 2016 Fleetwood Storm when folded down. You won't have any problems clearing the awning arm when you stow the handle for travel. This will fold on top of the door so it will lay flat without hitting the awning arm. view full answer...
Henschen has been out of business for about 12 years, so I wasn't able to find much information about your axles online.
From what I saw in the forums, they used a standard spindle for a 3.5K axle, so it should use a L44649 outer and a L68149 inner bearing. The grease seal should be a standard 10-19 double lip seal.
You can confirm this by checking the cages on your wheel bearings which should have the reference numbers mentioned above etched on them. If you can't find reference numbers,... view full answer...
Unfortunately we do not carry locking fuel caps, but you may be interested in the locking access door like # UF48-979010 which has a chrome finish and a 5 inch opening. This is also available in white # UF48-979009. view full answer...
It sounds like you are looking for a brake controller for a 2012 Fleetwood Storm Motorhome. If that's the case then we have some great plug-n-play options because of the Ford F-53 Chassis. The Tekonsha Primus IQ Trailer Brake Controller part # TK90160 with the Tekonsha Plug-In Wiring Adapter for Electric Brake Controllers part # 3035-P is what I recommend. The Tekonsha Primus has boost features for increased braking power, an easy to read LED display, and built-in diagnostics tests. view full answer...
The correct brake controller install harness for your Prodigy P2 part # 90885 to install in your 2013 Fleetwood Storm built on an F-53 chassis is the part # 3035-P. view full answer...
It looks like your 2011 Fleetwood Storm was built on the Ford F-53 chassis. It the RV has a gross weight rating of 16,000 to 18,000 pounds then for the front use # SSF-170-40-2. For the rear you could use # SSA41 or # SSR-187-40-1.
For a 20K to 22K pound chassis capacity use # SSF-170-40-2 for the front. For the rear you can again use # SSA41 or # SSR-187-54-1.
And for chassis capacities ranging from 24K to 26K use # SSF-173-40-2 for the front. For the rear you can use # SSA41 or # SSR-187-54-... view full answer...
SumoSprings offers helper spring options for both the front and rear suspension of your 2016 Fleetwood Storm 28ms motorhome, which has an 18K GVWR from what I read online.
For the front, I'd recommend the SumoSprings Rebel helper springs, part # SSF-170-40-2 and for the rear, use part # SSR-187-40-1.
Each kit offers 2600 lbs of additional support, and will reduce road shock as well as minimize sway and reducing body roll during turns.
I've linked to installation videos for both products. view full answer...
The Rear View Safety Color Monitor - 9" LCD Digital Screen # RVS-6139N is not directly compatible with the Velvac mirror cameras. However, when you use the Rear View Safety Splice Kit # RVS-SPK01 they can be compatible according to my tech contact at RVS. This would give you the monitor view you desire utilizing your current cameras. The 4 pin to 5 pin conversion should be easy. view full answer...
In order to determine which replacement steps you'll need for your 2016 Fleetwood Storm Motorhome you will need to do is measure the amount of mounting space you have for the bracket, as well as the entry height (shown below).
From here we should be able to determine which steps will work for you.
For example, the Kwikee Electric RV Step Complete Assembly # LC372261 will work if you have at least 25-1/2" wide mounting space, and an entry height of 14-1/8". view full answer...
Thank you for that info and we do have the replacement for your Power Gear Slide-Out motor 1010001663; the correct part is the following:
- Replacement MT Gear Motor Assembly with Connector B for PowerGear Slide-Outs # LC46UD view full answer...
The only AC units that we have are the bigger ones that sit on top of a trailer, but I do have an alternative option for you.
We do have vents from Fan-Tastic Vent that come with thermostats. Although this isn't the same as an AC unit it does come in handy when you are trying to keep cool. These are 14" x 14", run off of 12V power and have the ability to reverse the flow of air to suit your needs.
If this is an option you would like to explore then we have part # FV802250 which has a... view full answer...
With any 4 bike platform rack and a flat towed vehicle you are going to have clearance issues. Adding a raised shank is not going to give you enough clearance to get above the hood of your vehicle when making turns. I recommend putting the Yakima FullSwing 4 Bike Rack - 2" Hitches - Swinging Item # Y02465 on the back of the towed vehicle. This rack is designed for flat towed vehicles. Has 160lb weigh capacity and has a swing away feature to give you access to the truck or hatch of the vehicle... view full answer...
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