On the light you purchased from us, the # MC48RB (Thanks for your business!), the black wire is the power wire that needs to get connected to the running light circuit of your trailer, and the white wire needs to be grounded to the frame of the trailer.
The existing wires on your trailer are not any sort of standard color, so you'll want to trace the back to see where they connect to, or can hook up the trailer to your vehicle, turn on the head lights, and use a circuit tester like # PTW2993... view full answer...
There is a good chance that the Valterra 751 Replacement Keys for RV Hatch Doors # A524VP are what you are needing. These are going to be the standard CH751 key set that's going to go with most RVs. They come from the factory with this 751 locking core. Since you have an older popup the likelihood of this being the right key is very high even though I can't completely guarantee it.
If you have a number on the lock core, you can take a look at that to try and find the right key. If you... view full answer...
The white version of the Camco RV Vinyl Trim Insert - Black - 1000' Long x 1" Wide # CAM25312-10 that you were looking at is part # CAM25302. This roll is only 100ft in length though.
Let me know if you need a different width or length and I can find the correct size for you. view full answer...
If you're searching for a hose to go from the tank to the regulator then you'll need the MB Sturgis Propane Pigtail part # 100575-36-MBS for 3' long or part # 100575-48-MBS for 4' long. Please note, the pigtail hoses use an inverted flare and most regulators use national pipe taper (NPT) so if you don't already have the brass inserts you'll need them as well, the MB Sturgis Propane Adapter Fitting part # 204120-MBS. view full answer...
We can tell you how to find the correct grease seal, but you'll have to take the hubs off as we don't have any way of knowing what grease seal a 2004 Viking Saga trailer uses. So in order to find the correct hubs you will need to take apart your current hub assembly and look at the seal; wipe away the grease and you may be able to see the part number stamped on it. If you are unable to find it you need to use a digital caliper to measure your spindle to the thousandths of an inch where... view full answer...
To find which hub works for your trailer, we need to remove the current hub and look at the bearing numbers on the current bearings. Part # AKIHUB-440-2-EZ-2K is the part you most likely need, but there is no way of knowing until the bearing numbers are matched.
When trying to verify the bearings you currently have, you need to pull the bearings out of your hub and there should be a bearing number on the seal of the bearings. This will tell you if this part is a correct fit or not. If... view full answer...
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