Although we haven't performed an installation on a 1992 Road Trek Van, from what you are describing I believe that the Class III Max-Frame Trailer Hitch Receiver # 75140 will fit. If you check out the attached photos you can see that it installs directly to the frame and the crosstube sits below the bumper itself.
If this does fit then I recommend using the etrailer.com Cargo Carrier # E98874 because it has tilting and folding functions, has a weight rating of 500 lbs, and comes with an... view full answer...
If you intend to wire the two batteries together they should be the same type but if you want to add a second independent battery for the winch/lights/stereo it can be a different type and/or have a different amp-hour (Ah) rating. A separate system means no risk of depleting your vehicle's primary battery.
You want to consider the power draw of each of the items and select a battery with a high enough Ah rating. The winch will draw much more power than the lights or stereo so that is... view full answer...
That we are aware of there isn't a trailer wiring harness present at the rear of a 2001 Dodge Ram Van. However, you could use a circuit tester like our part # PTW2992 and test the circuits of the harness for taillight functions. Check out the video I attached that would show you the basic principle of testing the functions.
Since we do not have a connector that would connect to that harness you could use those circuit in that connector to install a Draw-Tite 4-way part # 18252. Install... view full answer...
I have a solution for you, but an unless you have shore power available, an inverter to turn DC output into AC power would not be your best option in this case. A/C units, like the 15,000 Btu Advent Air RV Air Conditioner with Air Distribution Box # ACM150CH use a lot of power, so it would require a pretty huge battery bank - significantly more than what a single 12V automotive battery could provide, and adding enough batteries to get the job done would not only add a lot of weight to your... view full answer...
Tekonsha Multi-Plug T-One Connector Assembly # 20135 is intended for vans that came from the factory with a 7-way already installed. Vehicles so equipped will have a rectangular OEM plug to match the one on this item. It sounds like your van has been equipped with an aftermarket or dealer-installed 5-pole wiring harness.
What you really need is our Brake Controller Installation Kit # ETBC7 which includes a 7-way socket for the van, as well as every other part you'll need to wire that to... view full answer...
Yes, the Pollak 7-way, part # PK11893-11933, fits your 2001 Dodge van as long as you have the rectangle connector it plugs into. You also might take a look at the similar Tekonsha # 20135 which also plugs in to that connector but it gives you a 7-way and a 4-way. This way you already have both connectors if you ever need them. It also includes a mounting bracket.
In addition to the 7-way connector you also need a brake controller. I recommend the Prodigy P3, part # 90195 because it's... view full answer...
We do offer towing mirrors for your 1994 Dodge Van as long as it has the black mirrors. The Longview Towing Mirrors # CTM3100 will fit whether your towing mirrors are manual or power.
Unfortunately we do not have a custom towing mirror that is a confirmed fit for your 2005 Chevrolet TrailBlazer, but you can try using a universal towing mirror like the K-Source Universal Towing Mirror # KS3891. Even though we haven't test fit this on a 2005 TrailBlazer, since it is universal it is very... view full answer...
The 1987 Dodge full size vans do not have wiring under the dash to wire in a brake controller. You will need to hardwire in the controller using an installation kit. There are different kits depending on whether or not the vehicle has a trailer connector or not.
If your van has a 4-Way trailer wiring harness, you will need to use the 4 and 7 way installation kit # ETBC7. It comes with the 7-Way, wiring, and accessories to wire in the brake controller. If you do not have any type of trailer... view full answer...
I recommend using a power inverter like the Power Inverter 1000 Watts with Three AC Receptacles # WC3720. What this will do is allow you to use your vehicle's electricity to use household appliances like the mini fridge, the box fan, and the LED lights you referenced.
Realistically, you're going to need a sizeable battery bank to power all your electronics and run them on demand. My suggestion is to calculate how much energy is used in a day. Once calculated, follow the chart linked on... view full answer...
There is not a specific custom mat from our manufacturers designed for your 2000 Dodge B3500 Maxi Van. We do have the WeatherTech All-Weather Rear Floor Mats - Black # WTW25.
You may want to consider using a truck bed mat like the DeeZee Universal Utility Mat for Trucks and Trailers - 8' Long x 4' Wide # DZ85005. I don't know your specific needs but this is a good option for a large rubber mat that can be trimmed if needed for fit. view full answer...
It looks like the 1998 Dodge Coach House RV van has the same sized windshield as a standard Dodge van, so you can use the Adco RV Windshield Cover for Class C Motorhome - Vinyl - White # 290-2411, which is a confirmed fit on the Class C motorhome Dodge van chassis for 1998. This is a great option that also protects your side windows and the sewn in pockets help protect the cover from theft when installed. view full answer...
Your 8.75/16.5 size tires have a diameter of 30.85". This will help us determine what size wheel cover you need.
It sounds like you either have a triple axle trailer with the rear axles closer or you have a dual axle with dual wheels on the rear axle. For the first setup I recommend using both the double axle cover # 290-3922 and the single axle cover # 290-3952. If you only have two axles then they should be close enough to use the double axle cover. If they aren't side by side then you... view full answer...
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