I am not sure what year the chassis is but if it's anywhere between 1991-2007 then you can use the Curt Front Mount Trailer Hitch Receiver part # 33055 which is a fit for a E-450 Cutaway Chassis. Then for the rear, you wouldn't have any direct bolt-on options but the Draw-Tite Ultra Frame Service Body Trailer Hitch part # 41990-16 could be welded-on or bolted once drilled.
The most amount of bikes we offer for a single rack is six, the Yakima HangOver 6 Bike Rack part # Y02485 which would... view full answer...
For a tan set of tire covers that will work great to protect the tire size you have on your RV of 195/75-16 the Adco Tyre Gard part # 290-3963 would fit and work really well. These are easy to install and made of a higher quality material than most options which means they protect well and will last a long time. view full answer...
The highest capacity trailer hitch for your 2018 Ford Transit T350 is the Curt Class IV part # C14012 which has an 8,000 lb trailer towing capacity without WD and then 10,000 with WD.
You will need to start with a 4-way (if you do not have one). For that you would want the # HM11140244.
From there you would need to convert the 4-way to a 7-way so that you can install the brake controller. For that you will want the Brake Controller Install Kit and 7-Way Adapter part # ETBC7. I attached... view full answer...
Thanks for the picture of your 2019 Ford Transit T350 148 inch wheelbase! Based on that I can tell you do not have an EXT model as the EXT models have a much longer distance behind the rear axle to the rear door. So the BedRug # VRFT15L that you referenced is a fit and would work well. view full answer...
You could probably attach the License Plate and Tail Light Kit part # Y59VR to a Hollywood Rack RV Rider # HLY64FR but it's not custom fit so you'd have to get creative to do so. There isn't one specifically made for the RV Rider so this would be your best option. view full answer...
For your 2018 Coachman Freelander 20cb I recommend the Curt Adjustable Trailer Hitch Receiver # C13701. This is a Class III hitch that is rated for tongue weights up to 500 lbs. Then you can use a cargo carrier like # FHG69ZR which has an integrated ramp. I've attached a video for you to see this carrier in action.
If you were referring to a scooter like a small motorcycle, then I instead recommend the motor bike carrier # UF48-979033. This has a ramp as well and is designed for that... view full answer...
I wish we had a solution that covered everything you are looking for but the best option would be the Hollywood Racks Sport Rider SE2 Bike Rack w/ Cargo Carrier for 2 Bikes # HR1450Z-85 which is a hitch mounted bike rack and cargo carrier that is approved for use at the rear of a motorhome like what you have.
This is not a swing out setup and does not have a ramp and the bike rack is limited to 50 lbs per bike. The OnRamp bike rack can not fit on the EXO system. view full answer...
I recommend using the Firestone Ride-Rite Air Helper Springs # F2603 to help support most of the weight on the leaf springs of your 2017 Winnebago Fuse 23A Motorhome. These air springs are adjustable allowing you to be able to adjust the air pressure for the best ride quality. With the air spring mounted between your leaf spring an the frame of your Ford Transit chassis it will help to raise the chassis back up to its normal ride height before all the weight was added by Winnebago. This... view full answer...
The etrailer Trailer Hitch Receiver part # e98842 is an excellent option for a 2019 Ford Transit T350. In regards to wiring, the Tekonsha OEM Replacement Vehicle Wiring Harness w Brake Controller Adapter part # 22114 is no longer available. What you will need instead is the Curt T-Connector # C56327, and the Universal Installation Kit # ETBC7.
In regards to installation of the Tekonsha OEM Replacement Vehicle Wiring Harness w Brake Controller Adapter, this doesn't require any existing... view full answer...
We definitely have a variety of chains that are relatively easy to install on the 235/65/16C tires of your 2016 Ford Transit T350 but when it comes to the speed rating that's a pretty hard no-go as both tire chain and vehicle manufacturers agree it's dangerous to drive over 35 mph. In fact, some vehicle owner's manuals and/or States will have different rules about speeds and snow chains.
My #1 choice is the Konig Self-Tensioning XG12 Pro - Size 245 # TH01594245 because they they are easy... view full answer...
We do not, we only carry the # RA20BALL for the rackem tow dolly. Realistically this is the only size you would need. If you were in a situation where you needed the coupler to be latched on to the ball of the dolly you would be in bigger trouble than you think. The tow dolly would get lifted into the air easily and not good things would be happening.
Having the smallest ball size for the dolly is the best because it allows it to fit on any trailer coupler ball size. view full answer...
Normally Class S compatible tire chains require at least 12 mm of clearance so while the clearance you require is Class S not all Class S options would have enough clearance.
The only option we have that would provide you with enough clearance would be the Konig K-Summit # th02230k55 as it does not drape over the inner shoulder of the tire at all. view full answer...
For your 2018 camper van on the Ford Transit 350HD having the dual wheel wheels I recommend installing the SumoSprings Solo Custom Helper Springs # SSR-121-54. These will help to reduce the rear end sag and increase stability around turns. The Firestone # F53ZR and other air spring products we carry are not compatible with your dual rear wheels.
You can also add the Coil SumoSprings # CSS-1195F to your front suspension. These will also help increase stability when turning while also helping... view full answer...
Air bags are the way to go to soften up the ride of your 2015 Ford Transit T350. As long as your model is NOT a 350HD then you can use # AL57213. If it is an HD model this kit will not fit.
To be able to add or remove air as needed from the air bags from the comfort of the vehicle cab I recommend compressor system # AL25592.
The other suspension enhancement products are going to make the ride stiffer which is not what you want. The only other option would be to replace the stock suspension... view full answer...
Yes, you can start with just a single swing away cargo box with the Yakima Exo Swingaway Gear Locker # Y26VR and then you can add a second box to it with the TopShelf part # Y94VR and second box GearLocker # Y44VR and you'd have everything needed for it to be a two box setup like the # Y74ZR. view full answer...
Base plate kits like the # RM-521447-4 weigh around 40 lbs and tow bars like the # RM-501 weigh around 55 lbs. In general the weight of flat towing equipment doesn't need to be factored into the capacity of anything. Only thing you really need to make sure is that your tow vehicle has the towing capacity for the weight of your towed vehicle and you'd be set. view full answer...
So the easiest to install brake controller that also works really well is the Curt Echo Mobile part # C51180. Basically this just plugs into an active 7-way and once you sync it to your phone it's ready to go. This brake controller is proportional which means it senses the amount of deceleration your tow vehicle is applying and applies the trailer brakes in a relative way.
We don't have anything that will connect directly to the brake controller wiring of your 2019 Ford Transit T350. view full answer...
You're on the right track in my opinion. I'd eliminate the Sumo Springs Solo # SSR-121-54 from consideration because that'd be more support than you'd actually need and would tend to provide a harsher ride than what your looking for.
The SumoSpirings # SSR-121-40 offers 1000 lbs of additional support and the # SSR-121-47 would give 1500 lbs of additional support. The # SSR-121-47 would provide the best compromise between the needed support without making your motorhome ride like a buckboard,... view full answer...
The speed that the Progressive Dynamics Mighty Mini part # PD4060K would charge a battery comes down to the size of the battery and the level it is discharged. This can output 60 amps which is a very healthy charge. Most batteries would be fully charged in less than an hour. view full answer...
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