Hey Kenny, so for the arm itself you can use the Replacement Short Arm Assembly for RV Awnings # LC404523 and for the cover you can use either # LC643922 (drive) or # LC643923 (idler) depending on which side you need. view full answer...
Hey Randy, yeah we have RV DVD and CD players available like the part # 324-000032 if you have a single DIN size available or the part # DV1230BL for if you have a double DIN size. The single DIN size is what you used to see commonly in vehicles and the double DIN is the larger size that is more common now. view full answer...
First I recommend checking your 5th wheel hitch to see if you can lower the hitch head height to lower the nose. If this isn't an option then you could look into raising the pin box if you have enough bolt holes on the mounting ears.
If neither of these can be done then you can install a Dexter Over-Under Conversion Kit # K71-384-00 (for 2-3/8" axles) or # K71-385-00 (for 3" axles) if you have underslung double-eye leaf springs. This will raise your trailer's height by the diameter of... view full answer...
For a replacement converter you can use the Progressive Dynamics Replacement Section for AC/DC Power Distribution Panel - 55 Amp # PD4655V. This converter is an exact replacement for your WFCO 8955 so you won't have to worry about dimensional issues. It features an integrated Charge Wizard that monitors your RV's batteries and automatically begins charging when needed. It also has multistage charging that switches modes as the battery charges and helps extend battery life. view full answer...
Hey Matt; for leaf springs what you want is one that at least meets the axle rating of your trailer, so a 5,000 lb spring won't work. Instead, go with the 5,300 lb or 6,000 lb springs. That said, we don't have anyway of knowing exactly what leaf spring is on any one trailer, so you will have to do just a bit of measuring.
All you need to do is measure your current leaf springs from center-to-center of the spring eyes, and leaf springs also flatten a bit over time, so you can go with ones... view full answer...
There are a lot of different options for a sink in a camper. I'm not sure what style you want or if it is a bathroom sink or kitchen sink. I have attached a link below to all of our available sinks. You can sort by bathroom or kitchen and then filter down by size, style, color, etc. view full answer...
Hey William, that is a really odd problem to have with the module part # PP20-702 but it does sound like the wiring might be off so I would just double check that. If the wiring is good then the module is bad and needs to be replaced. view full answer...
To find the correct replacement brakes you will need to identify your axle capacity. Based on the specs of the trailer I'm sure you have a 3,500 lb or 4,400 lb axle. The Dexter Nev-R-Adjust Electric Trailer Brakes # K23-462-463-00 you looked at will work if you have the 4,400 lb axle. If you have a 3,500 lb axle you can use the # AKEBRK-35-SA or if you want to stick with Dexter the # 23-468-469. view full answer...
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