Polycarbonate glass is up to 10x stronger than plastic and glass lenses and is very lightweight. A lot of higher end eye glasses use this for lens material as it is the best material to use for lenses. view full answer...
The Oval, LED Trailer Utility Light, item # BUL78C3MB, is designed as an area light, more like a flood than a spot light, and would be a good choice for interior lighting in an enclosed cargo trailer. The Straight 3-Wire Pigtail, item # A45PB, can be used for wiring this light. This LED light could be spliced into the tail light circuit, so the lights can be activated with the vehicle tail lights. A switch inside the trailer would be needed so that the lights are not on when traveling down... view full answer...
The CIPA EVO Formance Spectras 9007 Halogen Headlight Bulbs, part # CM93376, draws 65/75 watts of power from the vehicles electrical system. They will emit up to 90/100 watts of light. Their long life, low heat, increased tone and high quality filament will outperform factory headlight bulbs.
Many aftermarket replacement bulbs, both halogens and LEDs, are listed as being - for off-road use only - because they do not necessarily comply with all the guidelines set forth by the US Department... view full answer...
The Extreme Off-Road Ratcheting Trailer Jack w/ Wheel - Sidewind - 10" Lift - 770 lbs - Zinc # ORJW1SU weighs 41 lbs packaged for shipping. It likely will add about 39 lbs to your tongue but depending on your trailer balance it may not all be tongue weight but the majority will be simply based on location. Your loaded trailer may change your tongue weight based on how you load your cargo.
If you want a specific weight you can use a scale like the etrailer # e99044. view full answer...
The closest we have to what you are seeking is a porch light that meets all your needs but is not 10 inches long, it is 6 inches long. Otherwise, it is indeed a surface mounted LED 12 volt light with a switch, and comes in either Black or White:
- Black: LED Porch and Utility Light for RVs - On/Off Switch # DG52728VP
- White: LED Porch and Utility Light for RVs - On/Off Switch # DG52723VP view full answer...
Yes, the Roadmaster Tow Dolly part # RM-2050-1 is made right here in the U.S.A. This tow dolly is actually one of the most well equipped tow dolly's on the market with self-steering wheels for increased maneuverability, electric brakes for performance, and all the required lights for safety. As long as your toad does not exceed 4,380 lbs or have wheels larger than 16" in diameter then this tow dolly will be an excellent option for you. The only other thing you will need to hit the road... view full answer...
We haven't had anyone complain about the finish coming off on the Ram lighted emblem # RP86619. But what I recommend, if possible, is to use a touchless car wash because the problems would show up, if they show up, with car washes with brushes that make contact with the vehicle.
This product has a 90 day warranty so if the finish started to come off in that period it would be covered. view full answer...
Yes. Rearview mirror # KSRM1300 uses what is called an optical blue lens that reduces glare.
Please note: Flat glass is required for inside rearview mirrors. Convex glass mirrors may be used for off-road driving. In convex mirrors, objects are closer than they appear. view full answer...
Yes. The Optronics Opti-Brite LED RV Dome Light - 227 Lumens - Rectangle - White Lens # ILL36CB is designed to be dimmable down to 8 volts at which point the light will turn off. I reached out to my tech contact at the manufacturer to confirm. view full answer...
You are correct. The wires for the light functions in Roadmaster Flexo-Coil Kit # RM-146-7 are 16 gauge and the 12 volt power and ground wires are the larger 14 gauge. I have linked a video review of this product for you. view full answer...
The Trailer Leaf Slipper Spring, part number SP-040275, is not galvanized or coated it is a solid steel leaf spring. The leaf springs are shipped with a light coat of paint for rust protection but are not rust proof. Coating or treating the springs would not work because of the flexing and rubbing the springs are subject to under the trailer. The leaf springs can be painted but the paint will not last long with the constant flexing and road debris hitting them. The mounting hardware... view full answer...
The Yakima EXO Swing Away Enclosed Cargo Carrier is made of water-resistant materials. Its hard plastic shell lets rain roll right off the carrier. However, the lid is attached with a hinge. If you know that you will be driving through a rainstorm, it is recommended that you wrap your cargo in plastic bags to ensure that it does not get wet.
For something to be considered waterproof it has to be able to be submerged under water for a certain amount of time and not let any water in. view full answer...
The Firestone Ride-Rite Air Helper Springs # F2407 are made in the USA.
The Air Spring # F6766 is the only size which will fit on the Firestone Ride-Rite Air Helper Springs # F2407. This kit uses the 5,000lb capacity springs as they are for use on a Toyota Tacoma. The mounts on these smaller springs are different from the heavy duty air bags they use on larger trucks. view full answer...
The wheels on the Fulton F2 Swing-Up Trailer Jack w/ Dual Wheels - Sidewind - 9-3/8" Lift - Bolt On - 1,600 lbs # F1413130334 you were looking at are plastic with a solid polymer tire.
If you are wanting a heavier duty metal wheel then I recommend the Extreme Off-Road Swing-Up Trailer Jack w/ Dual Wheels - Sidewind - 10" Lift - 1,650 lbs - Zinc # ORJW750D you mentioned as it has dual steel wheels.
I included a video of the # ORJW750D for you to take a look at. view full answer...
I found the answer page you are referring to where I said:
The brown/green and brown/yellow wires on your trailer are for the same running light circuit. You would need to run them both to the brown wire of the 4-way.
This particular trailer wiring setup had the brown wire (running light circuit) split off in to two wires for both sides of the trailer and they were marked yellow/brown for the left side and green/brown for the right side.
Sounds like your trailer is wired more traditionally... view full answer...
Kenda tires offer a 2 year limited warranty, and are manufactured in Taiwan or mainland China.
We have sold Kenda tires for years, and when properly inflated and kept at or below their 65 mph speed rating and when used within their weight rating, they work very well.
Always be sure to keep trailer tires inflated to the maximum psi listed on the sidewall. Failure to do so can lead to excess heat build up, which is the biggest enemy of trailer tires.
I see that the tire you referenced... view full answer...
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