In the 14-5/8 inch equalizer length we only have the Equa-Flex part # LC314336 that you mentioned. This might slightly change the height of your trailer but it wouldn't be to a significant enough point that you'd notice it. It would do a great job helping the ride quality though so I would recommend it highly.
Assuming you have the standard 2-3/8 inch diameter trailer axles you'd just need the u-bolts part # CE15286GA and you'd be set with the # RM-2450 and the # MR46ZR. view full answer...
Since the 2021 Jayco White Hawk 28RL you are looking at has a slide out that measures 141" flange to flange the Solera RV Slide-Out Awning - 12'1" Wide - 48" Projection - Black # LCV000177334 you were looking at is the correct size as it is designed for slide outs that are 140"-145" wide.
Using Butyl Tape # 362BT-18x1-50 when installing the brackets on your slide will seal the screw holes to prevent water from getting in your travel trailer.
I included a video of the # LCV000177334 being... view full answer...
The correct Blue Ox SwayPro Weight Distribution System for a Jayco WhiteHawk 27RB is part # BLU66FR which is rated for up to 10,000 lbs so it will work great for the trailer weighing in around 8,200 lbs while loaded.
The Blue Ox SwayPro Weight Distribution System rated for 15,000 lbs would be too much for this trailer. view full answer...
Depending on the window style and size. I would suggest either the Rubber Window Edge Weather Strip for RVs - Press In - 20' Long x 1/2" Tall # SR43FR or the Rubber Window Edge Weather Strip for RVs - Press In - 20' Long x 3/4" Tall # SR63FR. view full answer...
The Curt multi fit hitch part # 13703 was designed to install by either bolting it on or welding. Unless there's just no way to access the out side of the frame to attach hardware I can't see why the hitch could only be welded on and not bolted on. We don't have access to your exact RV though so we aren't able to check and see if there's interference or something that would prevent the install. Now with that said a qualified welder would have no problems welding this hitch in place though... view full answer...
The GVWR of your 2020 Jayco Whitehawk 28rl is 8150 lbs, which is the 6600 dry weight plus the maximum cargo weight of 1550 lbs. This means when fully loaded, your tongue weight can range from around 800-1200 lbs.
Given that, your best bet is to determine the actual tongue weight of your Whitehawk as you'd typically have it loaded when you tow it. To that figure, also add the weight of anything carried in the truck bed behind the rear axle. A tongue weight scale like # e99044 would work... view full answer...
There isn't a safe way we can recommend you reinforce your bumper to allow it to have the capacity needed for the e-bikes and rack but we can help in that we have a multi-fit hitch for RV frames with the Curt # 13703 which can basically fit all frame styles that are between 22 and 72 inches in width.
The best option for carrying E-Bikes on a a trailer trailer is the Swagman E-Spec Electric Bike Rack # S94FR.
The E-Spec holds your bike down with hooks that touch the frame and it can hold... view full answer...
It was a part from the regulator. It most likely is something that shouldn't have happened. The leak you have most likely came from the regulator. A new one like the part # 108220 which is a dual stage vertical regulator is what you'll need. view full answer...
While we do have a shock kit that fits your 2014 Whitehawk MRB20 with tandem axles the Lippert kit you mentioned is not the correct fit as it's for higher rated axles that have a larger diameter. Instead you'd want the Roadmaster Comfort Ride kit part # RM-2450 which was designed for tandem axle trailers like yours that have 2-3/8 inch diameter axles.
Our customers who have installed this kit have reported to us that it does an excellent job improving the ride quality of the trailer and... view full answer...
Yes, we do offer 14" Dexstar trailer wheels which are made in the USA. The best one for you really comes down to style prefer but the most common is the Dexstar Steel Spoke Trailer Wheel part # AM20352 which has a 5 on 4-1/2" bolt pattern. It will work great with a 205/75-14 or 215/75-14 tire. I have attached our full list of 14" Dexstar wheel options below as well as some suitable tires. view full answer...
We have several options, two of those are the Hollywood Racks Sport Rider SE Bike Rack for 2 Electric Bikes - 1-1/4" and 2" Hitches # HLY74FR and the Swagman Chinook Bike Rack for 2 Bikes # S64683.
I do recommend the Swagman # S64686 unless you have heavier bikes. It can handle bikes up to 45 pounds. The Hollywood # HLY74FR can take bikes up to 80 pounds.
They both offer hitch and bike locks and can carry a large range of different styles of bikes.
They are both very similar and good... view full answer...
The Curt # C13704 fits frame members with an outside dimension up to 66 inches long, so it wouldn't be compatible with your 68-1/2 inch outside to outside frame spread. You'll want to use the other hitch you mentioned, the Curt # 13703 which fits frame members up to 72 inches wide which would work great on your travel trailer. The hitch would be compatible with the frame member you described.
The hitch would work okay for towing a small boat as long as it doesn't exceed the 3500 lb towing/350... view full answer...
Yes the Progressive Dynamics Lithium Converter # PD4560LICSV will replace the 4500 series converter you have installed in your RV currently and will allow you to use Lithium batteries in your 2019 Jayco White Hawk. view full answer...
When considering tire chains for trailers, we here at etrailer recommend using tire chains on your braked tires only. This is because there will not be a huge impact when using tire chains on non-braked tires.
With that being said, we do carry tire chains for your 205/75-14 tires. For the absolute safest chains that do not require any internal clearance, I recommend the Konig Premium Self-Tensioning Snow Tire Chains - Diamond Pattern - D Link # th02230k34. These chains come with icebreaker... view full answer...
The Adjustable Width Trailer Hitch Receiver part # 13703 is what I recommend for a 2015 Jayco Whitehawk. The Adjustable Width Trailer Hitch Receiver can either be bolted or welded to the trailer frame. If you choose to bolt-on, the frame brackets can actually be used as a nice template to help with installation. The adjust-ability of the trailer hitch makes it a great option for trailers.
In order to secure your generator, the 24x27 TorkLift Lock and Load Maximum Security Cargo Tray part... view full answer...
The Automatic Changeover RV LP Gas Regulator # 37207-30395 that you referenced has the same fittings as the Winntec 6020 so your current pigtails and supply hoses would attach without requiring replacement. view full answer...
You state "I currently have a PD 4045KA in my Jayco Whitehawk...". If you currently have the Progressive Dynamics Mighty Mini AC/DC Panel and Converter/Smart Charger, # PD4045KA you are okay for changing to a lithium type chemistry battery bank. I see no reason to change from what you have.
The Mighty Mini has a lithium charge profile mode you will simply need to change the settings if you currently are setup for lead acid. Please see the linked manual below.
For further explanation... view full answer...
The length of your 2016 Jayco Whitehawk 24RKS is 24 feet so for a cover the Classic Accesorries # 052963734638 would be the best fit. This cover will do an excellent job protecting the RV when in storage, will last a long time, and has zipper panels that allow you access to the trailer if needed without having to take the entire cover off. view full answer...
The best cover we have for your 2021 Jayco White Hawk 29BH Travel Trailer is the Adco Olefin HD All-Climate + Wind RV Cover # AD59ZR. This is great for a variety of elements like rain, snow, sun, and wind but I'm not sure how well any of the covers will hold up to hail. Adding blankets underneath for cushioning will definitely help to protect your trailer but if you get decent-sized hail and it comes down pretty hard I don't really have a way to guarantee that this cover won't rip.
With... view full answer...
There should hopefully be a model number or manufacturer information somewhere on your step assembly. This would typically be printed on a sticker on the underside of the steps or brackets.
If you can't find any identifiable information, you can also choose a compatible replacement based on the measurements for your existing assembly. You will want to make sure the mounting bracket features the same dimensions for easy installation.
The closest Lippert 3-step assembly we have to the... view full answer...
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