The Rectangular Boat Table # 315-DSH-KF can be put up and taken down each time. The only thing that gets bolted down is the flush-mount bracket that the pole goes into on the boat floor.
The actual table post is pushed into the flush-mount and the top is then pushed onto the post. There are no additional bolts or screws for those parts. I have seen some people say that the fit can be rather snug, making it difficult to remove by hand at times, so that is something to keep in mind. But... view full answer...
According to Jif Marine, when selecting hardware for installation of the # 315-DSI-KS you need to choose a fastener based on the type of material that the table will be mounted to. They recommend a machine fastener like a 1/4 X 20 stainless steel bolt and nut with washers. The thickness of the material would determine the bolt length. view full answer...
To install the Fulton Fold-Away Coupler Hinge Kit for 3" x 5" Tongue # FHDPB350101 you will simply need to cut your current trailer tongue so that you have the desired length that is foldable (see attached customer photo). Because of this we do not have any extension for your trailer tongue or one that is pre-tapped.
The hinge has a max weight rating of 9,000 lbs but that all depends on where the hinge is installed. You will want to use the attached table to help you determine how or if... view full answer...
Replacing the connector on your trailer is probably the best way to go here.
The connector you use will depend on what the extra circuit on the trailer does. If it is a boat trailer, and the extra pin operates the lock-out on a hydraulic brake coupler, using a 5-pole flat, part # 20017 along with a 7-way to 5-pole adapter like part # A75TB would be your best bet. If the extra circuit serves a different purpose, you would probably want to install a 7-way trailer connector, part # H20046... view full answer...
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