The lock I recommend for the Demco Channel Tongue Trailer Coupler - eZ-Latch # DM15000-52 is the etrailer Trailer Coupler Lock # e98887.
This lock is going to do a great job of keeping your trailer safe and sound and will work perfectly with the Demco latch.
I have added a link to a video review of the lock as well as the Demco Channel Tongue Trailer Coupler - eZ-Latch # DM15000-52. view full answer...
What you need is the following in order to lock the Demco Channel Tongue Trailer Coupler - eZ-Latch - Silver - 2" Ball - Weld On - 10,000 lbs # DM15629-52:
- InfiniteRule Lock for Demco eZ-Latch Trailer Couplers # IR66FR
This lock was designed specifically to fit the eZ-Latch couplers so it'll work perfectly for you. view full answer...
Yes, the Lock N Roll Articulating Hitch for 2" Receivers # 336VS511 does need the trailer to have a matching Lock N Roll coupler. The reason is the unique way the hitch and coupler attach, which allows the rotation and smooth ride you'll get with this hitch and coupler combo. I will list the compatible trailer couplers of the Lock N Roll Articulating # 336VS511, and keep in mind to secure it to your receiver you will need Receiver Lock # e98880.
Compatible Couplers:
Lock N Roll Articulating... view full answer...
Yes, the Lock N Roll Articulating Channel Tongue Trailer Coupler - 3" Channel - Trailer Side # 336TS508 will fit. The channel width is 3" so it is designed to accommodate a 3" trailer tongue and can be bolted on or welded on for installation. view full answer...
The Demco Channel Tongue Trailer Coupler # DM13203-52 is made to fit a steel tongue that is 3 inches wide and can be 3 inches, 4 inches, or 5 inches tall.
This coupler can be locked using the Trailer Coupler Lock # e98888 for added security when connected or disconnected from your trailer hitch ball. view full answer...
Yes, a coupler lock can be used on the Titan Zinc-Plated Straight-Tongue Coupler # T4853100.
If you want to secure the trailer when it is not hitched, you can use the etrailer.com Coupler Lock # e98894 or the similar # e98895. Both of these prevent someone from hitching to your coupler.
If you prefer a coupler latch lock you can use # 2847DAT from Master Lock. This type of lock works with the trailer coupled or not. view full answer...
Yes, you will be able to use the Lock N Roll Articulating Channel Tongue Trailer Coupler # 336TS508 with your wood chipper. This coupler is rated for up to 1,100lbs of tongue weight and 11,000lbs of total trailer weight.
You will need a hitch like the Lock N Roll Articulating Hitch # 336VS503505 to work with the coupler. The hitch shares the same 1,100lbs of tongue weight and 11,000lbs of trailer weight capacities. It has a 3 position mount allowing for up to 4-1/4" of rise or drop. view full answer...
I guess if your trailer tongue is 4", 4-1/2", or 6" squared then the Mount-n-Lock GennyGo Generator and Cargo Carrier # MNT77FR could technically fit, but this was designed and tested for being installed on the bumper of an RV. If you were to install this on a trailer tongue then your load would be putting force perpendicular to the brackets as opposed to in line. Since this wasn't tested in this manner I only recommend using this on the bumper of your RV.
The only kind of tray that we... view full answer...
The correct Lock N Roll hitch assembly is going to depend on the size of the channel the coupler of your trailer sits on. You need about a 5" drop, and the closest is going to be the 4-1/2" drop Lock N Roll Articulating Hitch for 2" Receivers - 4-1/2" Drop/Rise - Vehicle Side # 336VS517.
Being 1/2" away from perfectly level is not going to be an issue, and in order to secure the Lock N Roll to your hitch you need the Trailer Hitch Receiver Lock # e98880.
After that you just need to know... view full answer...
The Spare Tire for Malone EcoLight Trailer # MAL33FR is compatible with # MAL53FR, # MAL73FR, # MAL93FR, # MAL63FR and # MAL43FR but the trailer tongues are the same as the Retractable Tongue Kit for Malone MicroSport Trailers # MPG494 so it will fit. view full answer...
The TorkLift Locking Battery Box part # TLA7708R measures 26-3/4" long x 8-3/16" wide x 13" tall at the base not the lid. The base of the box will fit and install on your 2 foot x 4 foot tongue flat. I have attached a video below and a screen shot of the video showing the dimensions. view full answer...
I do have a trailer coupler lock that can be keyed alike but the Master Lock Trailer Coupler Lock part # ML389DAT cannot. Instead, you will want to use the Fastway Universal Trailer Coupler Lock part # FA86-0015-318 which can be keyed alike and will work on 1-7/8", 2" and 2-5/16" trailer couplers. This is currently the most cost effective trailer coupler lock we have that can be keyed to match one another.
I have attached a review video of the Fastway coupler lock for you as well. view full answer...
The DeeZee Specialty Series Trailer Tongue Toolbox # DZ91716 may be what you're looking for. It measures 34 inches long in the back, 16 inches long in front, 14-1/4 inches wide and 18 inches tall. It's a 3.71 cubic foot box that locks and comes with two keys.
Since you're going to be storing batteries in it you'll want some sort of ventilation. An idea is to install a vent like # HMAV2-AVT2 into the box.
You won't have any issues fitting your batteries inside but you'll need to measure... view full answer...
I may have an option for you but It is not a good idea to cut the tongue of the camper and elongate it. It will affect the structural integrity and the tongue weight of the trailer especially if you add a generator to the tongue.
It sounds like you have a pole tongue but if you happen to have an A-frame trailer you can use Stromberg Carlson Trailer Tray Cargo Carrier for A-Frame Trailers - 300 lbs part # CC-255 to mount the generator above the propane tanks.
If you have a pole tongue... view full answer...
To bolt the Titan Model 20 to your trailer tongue you want to use 2- 5/8" by 4" grade 5 bolts, nuts and lock washers. If the tongue is a light weight tongue (narrower than 3" wide) you want to use spacer tubes inside for reinforcement when bolting on the actuator. I have attached a diagram of the standard mounting bolt pattern. view full answer...
The Curt Dual 2" Receiver Tube Adapter, 8" Extension # D-192 is made for use with a tow bar like the Roadmaster Black Hawk 2 # RM-422. The adapter will decrease the tongue weight rating of the trailer hitch on your RV by 50%, but flat towing does not take much tongue weight, so the only safety concern is if the accessory in the top receiver is within the 50% reduced tongue weight of the trailer hitch on your RV.
I recommend using hitch locks like # e98882 to secure these parts and these... view full answer...
The best option to tow your trailer and carry a motorcycle at the same time is a ball mount with a receiver on it, from Curt:
- Curt Multipurpose Ball Mount with 2" Receiver for Bike Racks and Cargo Carriers # D210
The # D210 has a total tongue weight capacity of 750 lbs, and its receiver (which you'd use for your motorcycle) has a 500 lb tongue weight capacity. When you are towing and using the accessory receiver on it at the same time, the tongue weight capacity on your hitch is not... view full answer...
The internal width of the u-bolt on the Fulton Economy Spare Tire Carrier - Lockable, # FETCLB0201, is 3 inches, so it will fit on a 3 inch trailer tongue. view full answer...
For the Demco Channel Tongue Trailer Coupler # DM15931-95 you will need the Coupler Pin # 37201281 to ensure the hitch ball does not come unlatched while towing. You can also use the Lock # e98888 for additional security. The Pin # 37201244 you found only has a usable length of 2-9/16" and you need a minimum of 3" to fit your coupler. Also with the coupler pin opening of 5/16" you will not want to use a 5/16" pin as the pin is more likely to get stuck due to corrosion. view full answer...
The Demco Channel Tongue Trailer Coupler # DM12717 and other tongues like it are meant to be mounted on the outside of the frame. None of our couplers will fit a 3-1/2" frame so it would be better (and more cost-effective) to just lock out your older hydraulic coupler.
We do have everything that you need to convert your trailer from hydraulic to electric brakes. I have attached a helpful article that shows everything you need. If you let me know what size axle(s) you have I can make some... view full answer...
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