The trailer hitch with the most capacity is the Adjustable Width Trailer Hitch Receiver for RVs, 22" to 66" Wide # C13704 which has a towing capacity of 5,000 lbs and tongue weight capacity of 500 lbs. This will work on box frames, C-channel frames, or I-beam frames that are between 22" and 66" wide.
I have added a link to a video review of this hitch for you to check out as well. view full answer...
Yakima racks are made in either Taiwan or China. The cargo boxes are made in the USA in Southern California.
All of the Thule 4 bike racks are made in the U.S.A., but there are no Thule 4-bike racks designed for campers that can withstand the extra torque. view full answer...
The Replacement A Linkage for Kwikee Electric RV Steps # LC379649 does not have a lock washer to hold the arm on the ball. There is a pressed fitting to allow movement without additional parts needed. view full answer...
Possibly; you didn't mention the manufacturer of the lock, but we do have one option for key 716 if you have a Bauer lock. The part is the Replacement Key for Bauer RV Lock - 716 # BA57RR. view full answer...
There was no specific temperature that I could find in my research that indicated the Denver Mattress Rest Easy RV Mattress # DE89ZR would be unable to be stored in the cold that occurs in a place such as Wyoming. The mattress is going to get hard as a rock during this time however and simply to keep it in the best condition possible I recommend taking it out of your RV and storing it inside if at all possible just to be safe. view full answer...
The Super Grip Chock Wheel Stabilizers for Tandem-Axle Trailers and RVs, # UF21-001091 are designed by Ultra-Fab an American owned company and outsourced for manufacturing. These are a great solution to prevent the tires from rocking and causing front-to-back motion when you are parked and inside the camper. I've attached a review video of the Super Grip Chocks for you. view full answer...
Good question, and the answer is you do have to physically look at the hinge of your RV's vent in order to know the cover you need. There is no way to know any specific trailer parts based just off of the year, make and model of trailer.
If you refer to the accompanying photo I added, you can see that there are four types of hinges:
A continuous hinge such as the Ventline # BVD0449-A01, 4-point hinge such as the Replacement Lid for Jensen RV Roof Vent # CAM40154, and 3-point hinge such... view full answer...
I spoke with Curt and they informed me that the thickness of the metal that the RV Hitch part # E-100 is .25 of an inch and the material is mild steel. The hitch has a 3,500 lb trailer towing capacity as well. I attached a review video for the hitch for you to check out as well. view full answer...
I checked with the manufacturer for you and the Curt RV Bumper 2" Trailer Hitch Receiver # E-100 weighs 12 lbs.
This hitch fits 4" x 4" square bumpers and while there is technically not a built-in security measure to keep someone from taking the hitch, it does get torqued down tightly to your bumper as you can see in the linked instructions, so it would be quite a bit of work to take it.
Additionally, if you were using a bike rack such as the Yakima LongHaul 4 Bike RV Rack # TH9057 or... view full answer...
Yes, the piano hinges as well as the lower brackets for the Camco Oak Accents RV Countertop Extension # CAM43421 are made of metal. Both are included. I have included a link to a video review of this extension for you. 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...
The hitch pin weight of 1400 lbs you stated is so close to your payload capacity, but that is not accounting for the 5th wheel hitch and rail weights or the loaded weight with cargo added. Tunda's are notorious for having a lower payload and in this case, I can't tell you it will be fine. The payload weight is spread out over the truck bed where the 5th wheel rails are mounted to the frame directly so are more secure. Unfortunately manufacturers don't test for the 5th Wheel Hitch weight... view full answer...