Yes, you can absolutely use the Checkerboard Vinyl Flooring # TS36FR in a utility trailer or car trailer. The polyvinyl flooring material is highly durable. We often see this used for utility trailers such as yours, so it is not exclusively for RV use. It is made to resist automotive chemicals and other spills, so there will be no problems with transporting a car occasionally. The flooring is also thick enough to where it will be very difficult to tear or gouge, even if you are moving heavier... view full answer...
The MORryde RV Cargo Sliding Tray # MR96FR is not weather resistant. This tray has a carpet flooring which isn't going to hold up in bad weather.
What I'd do is, cut a section of the Erickson Heavy Duty Tarp # EM57022 and line the floor of the tray with it and use the excess to protect whatever it is you're storing; that way everything will be protected and weather proof. view full answer...
Hi Lila,
We currently only have checkerboard patterned flooring in 12' x 8'4" ( # TS29FR ), 18' x 8'4" ( # TS56FR ), and 24' x 8'4" ( # TS36FR ). That said, since you are looking for 13.5' x 6.5', you could absolutely cut down the 18' x 8'4" to fit your space. view full answer...
It sounds like you are describing the Roadmaster BrakeMaster Braking System for RVs w/ Air or Air Over Hydraulic Brakes # RM-9060. It operates the brakes in your towed vehicle proportionally with the air brakes from your RV. It will press the brake pedal at the same time and with the same intensity as you do in your RV.
It also comes with an LED display that mounts in your motorhome so you know exactly when the brake pedal on your towed vehicle is being pressed. You will need to use a... view full answer...
Rob, it sounds like you're needing the Second Vehicle Kit for Roadmaster BrakeMaster Flat Tow Brake Systems # RM-98100 which includes all the wiring, air lines, and hardware needed.
If you need the breakaway kit, you'll also need the Replacement Roadmaster Breakaway Kit for BrakeMaster Flat Tow Brake Systems # RM-8600. view full answer...
Yes, you will. It is state law in most states and also all Canadian providences. It doesn't matter if you live in one of the few states that do not require one because you'll need it driving through the ones that do.
For ease of install you are wanting to go with a portable system. The best one for your 2007 Honda Accord is going to be the Blue Ox Patriot Radio Frequency, Portable Braking System item # BLU37TR. This easy to install system sits on the floor of your Accord and rests against... view full answer...
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