The AO Coolers Carbon Series Cooler Bag part # AC28FR is made overseas but it does have a lifetime warranty so if there were every any issues with the cooler bag, you'd be covered. That said, they do make some cooler here domestically like the AO Coolers Leopard Print Cooler Bag part # AC83FR. view full answer...
Derale transmission coolers like Series 7000 Tube-Fin Cooler # D13311 are USA-made. This particular cooler is a Class I-rated unit intended for subcompact cars. We offer similar Derale coolers, again USA-made products, that are designed for your 1994 Chevrolet C/K Series Pickup.
You can use the link provided to see all trans coolers for your truck. Just use the menu tool at the top of the page to select your drivetrain to then see suitable coolers for your pickup. You can use the largest... view full answer...
The Everchill Electric Cooler with Internal Lithium Battery - 55 Qts # EV57FR does come with wheels in the States, but I think you're asking if the cooler is made in the States and to that the answer is no, the Everchill cooler is made overseas. view full answer...
The zippers on the AO Coolers Saddlebag Coolers for Bikes # AC43FR aren't waterproof so you'll need to make sure whatever you're transporting is safe from water damage. view full answer...
I spoke with my contact at Derale and he said the Derale Series 8000 Plate-Fin Transmission Cooler Kit, part # D13504 is made in the USA.
To install the Derale # D13504 cooler on your 2002 Ford F-250 7.3L diesel, you will also need the Derale Radiator Adapter Fitting, part # D13025. This adapter will allow you to connect the transmission cooler to the factory transmission cooler in your radiator tank without cutting or flaring of lines.
I am including a link to a FAQ page on transmission... view full answer...
Transmission coolers are not made out of stainless steel, they are made out of aluminum and copper because the cooler needs to transfer heat away from the transmission fluid and metal as quickly as possible and aluminum and copper are the most efficient metals for this process.
Stainless steel tends to hold heat rather than dissipate it quickly as aluminum does.
I have attached links to some information on transmission coolers that may be helpful also. view full answer...
All of the Derale transmission coolers, fittings and hoses that we carry are tested for use up to 300 psi.
This includes the Derale Cooler part # D15321. view full answer...
These particular Derale Tube-Fin Coolers, part # D13309 and part # D13212, are copper tube with aluminum fin construction. Most of the coolers available will use copper and aluminum. Copper is used because it has excellent heat transfer abilities so it can transfer heat easily to aluminum which has excellent heat dissipation properties. Stainless does not transfer or dissipate heat as well.
Derale does offer some all aluminum coolers where both the tubes and fins are made of aluminum for... view full answer...
The Denver Mattress Rest Easy Plush RV Foam Mattress # DE29ZR is made from earth friendly, plant-based foam, and does not contain any latex.
Plant based foams will allow you to sleep cooler and will cushion to you while minimizing the lateral motion transfer that can cause restless nights. view full answer...
The tire on Karrier ST205/75R15 and wheel combo # AM32397 is a radial tire. It has a 6 ply rating. Radial tires run cooler than bias ply tires and are great for pavement, concrete, and other finished surfaces. Trailer tires should always be inflated to the max psi indicated on the tire. For this tire it is rated for 1,820 pounds at 50 psi. I have included a link to our FAQ article on trailer tires for you. view full answer...
According to my research, your Cyclone toy hauler came equipped with ST235/80-16 tires (30.9 inch overall diameter) load range E.
I recommend the Kenda Karrier radial tire # AM10248 because it's a radial tire and a load range E. It has a load capacity of 3,197 pounds at 90 psi. A radial tire will flex more and as a result providing better ground contact, traction, stability and tread wear. In addition, it runs cooler than a bias ply tire allowing it to last longer.
Keep in mind that... view full answer...
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