I couldn't find your order number to determine the exact weight distribution system you ordered from us, and the system matters due to their different tongue weight ranges. This is important because when choosing a weight distribution system for any trailer, you determine the correct system by your total tongue weight (TTW), which is the the tongue weight of your fully loaded and ready to go trailer plus the weight of any cargo behind the rear axle of your tow vehicle (in your case, a 2004... view full answer...
When loading bikes onto the cradles before raising the center mast on the Hollywood Racks Sport Rider SE2 Bike Rack for 2 Electric Cargo Bikes # HR1450Z or the Hollywood Racks Sport Rider SE Bike Rack for 2 Electric Cargo Bikes - 2" Hitches # HR1450Z-W, it truly depends on the height of the bike's downtube and the front derailleur/pedals. This is because the only way to raise the mast with a bike loaded is if the ratcheting hooks are all the way in the down-most position on the rack, and... view full answer...
Excellent question, and yes, you can change the stored settings if needed on the Tekonsha Prodigy P3 Trailer Brake Controller # 90195.
The five stored settings aren't permanent so you can change them if you switch trailers or decide the settings you had weren't exactly what you wanted. You can change the settings in the exact same process you initially stored them.
The Prodigy P3 Trailer Brake Controller # 90195 is a really smart choice, not only for it's customization, but because it... view full answer...
Solar panels are designed to work with specific systems, and they can be added so long as you have a certain set-up. What we offer are Go Power panels, and the closest we carry to 200 watts is the Go Power Overlander Expansion Kit - 190 Watt Solar Panel # 34282182.
This kit can be added to the following systems:
Solar Elite - 380 Watt (34282184)
Weekender ISW - 190 Watt (34282183)
Solar AE-6 All Electric - 1,140 Watt (342-75011)
Solar Flex - 500 Watt (34275012)
Solar Flex - 200 Watt... view full answer...
The Reese 5th Wheel Trailer Hitch w/ Round Tube Slider, # RP30075 installed with the Reese Quick-Install Custom Installation Kit, # RP50142-58 is a confirmed fit for the 1500 series 2011 Dodge Ram Pickup and provides all needed hardware for installation. This makes the physical connection for towing a 5th wheel camper but you will also want the 5th Wheel/Gooseneck 90-Degree Wiring Harness w/ 7-Pole Plug, # 50-97-410 if you do not already have a wiring harness so as to make electrical connections... view full answer...
We do not offer a kit for a 30 amp circuit as you requested but we do have the items you mentioned as separate items I have attached a link to our product page for the 30 amp items we offer.
For a power inlet I recommend part # 277-000138. For a power cord I recommend part # A10-3025E. view full answer...
The chest style toolbox we offer for your 1997 Dodge Ram 2500 with an 8 ft bed is part # DZ8560WB. This toolbox has 14.9 cu ft of space and is a black powder coated aluminum.
This toolbox measures 60 inches long, 24 inches wide, and 18-1/8 inches tall. This box is designed for trucks that have a fifth wheel installed. I have attached a link to a product review video for this toolbox you can check out.
None of the toolboxes we offer for your truck have the 24 inch depth you asked about.... view full answer...
Unfortunately, Optronics doesn't offer replacement lenses or bulbs for this model. The diodes aren't replaceable, so if they should ever burn out, the lamp itself would need to be replaced.
Although we don't offer a similar LED lamp that would be less bright than what you already have (most would be brighter), an incandescent lamp like # RVIL22 could be a good choice for areas where you're wanting lighting that isn't so bright. As you can see in the video I've linked for you, you can... view full answer...
The bulbs used in Optronics Two-Bulb Trailer Clearance and Side Marker Light, # MC66RB, are 194 bulbs. The 194 bulb has a wattage of approximately 3.78 watts per bulb.
If you need replacement 194 bulbs you can use # A194B. view full answer...
When installed, the DeeZee # DZ8170DB tool box will sit flush against the front of the truck bed, but will not overhang the front of the bed. There will be a very small gap there that could admit water in a torrential downpour.
I'm assuming you're speaking of the Access # 834532000821 Toolbox Edition Tonneau Cover. The cover will fit pretty snug up against the toolbox, but none of the tonneau covers we offer are billed as being waterproof. Even the tightest fitting tonneau can allow water... view full answer...
5th wheel trailers do not require safety chains the way ball hitches like goosenecks do. Chains are only needed on ball-type couplers like standard receiver hitches and goosenecks. Since a 5th wheel connects at a king pin rather than a ball no chains are needed. Gooseneck hitches like # BWGNRK1111-5W include safety chain loops but 5th wheel hitches do not. view full answer...
The LED's on your Curt Echo Wireless Trailer Brake Controller # C51180 illuminate in blue to indicate device not connected, green when it is connected, yellow when calibrating, and red to indicate a fault. Being able to see the LED lights are not that important unless you are troubleshooting an issue or to see status during pairing. Once you are connected/paired to your smart phone the same information that the the indicator lights provide is also, and more easily, viewed from connected... view full answer...
The reason you need the Reese Universal Installation Kit for 5th Wheel Trailer Hitches # RP30439 along with the Reese Installation Kit for 5th Wheel Trailer Hitches # RP58386 is because the kit # RP58386 does not come with the adapter brackets needed for installation. Since this kit is considered "Semi-Custom", the brackets are required. view full answer...
Both the Curt # C17052 1000 lb system and the # C17057 1400 lb system use the same weight distribution head and ship with the same shank that offers a maximum rise of 6 inches or a drop of up to 2-1/2 inches.
The # C17052 is recommended for trailers with a fully loaded tongue weight ranging from 800-1000 lbs. The # C17057 works with trailers with a loaded tongue weight between 1000-1400 lbs.
You could purchase the # C17057 kit for the enclosed trailer, and for the camping trailer use... view full answer...
Since you have VIN number, you will simply need to get a bill of sale since he didn't have a title. The DMV won't have record of the trailer because it hasn't been registered with a title yet. With the VIN and a Bill of Sale, you will be able to get the title you need and get it registered. view full answer...
If your 2014 Dodge Ram Pickup has a factory-installed 7-way trailer connector, then the reverse light circuit should be connected. The common configuration for RV-style 7-way sockets is for the center pin to carry the reverse light signal. Please refer to the linked photo that shows the function carried on each pin.
If you have a circuit tester like # PTW2993 you can test the truck connector to see if a reverse light signal is present. Have a competent helper start the truck and shift... view full answer...
You ask a very reasonable question.
The makers of performance-enhancing products like programmers and cold air intakes (CAIs) base their estimated performance gains on ideal best-case circumstances. In other words, they presume that the vehicle is in top shape and has no deteriorated sub-systems that would limit the gains, such as fouled plugs or a dirty fuel system.
For instance, a tuner claimed to offer "up to 100 additional horsepower" that is installed in a vehicle with very worn... view full answer...
I believe you are correct, the mounting hardware you have # AABRKT-S224046 is meant to replace the mounting hardware on the Aries Oval Nerf Bars # AAS224046, which are not a fit for your 2004 Dodge Ram.
Instead, you should have ordered the Replacement Mounting Hardware Kit for Aries 4" Oval Nerf Bars # AA96FB for the Aries Oval Nerf Bars # AAS225008 which is a fit for your vehicle. view full answer...
There are minimum lighting requirements for trailers that vary based on trailer size and weight, but to our knowledge there are no maximum limits for trailer lights, provided that all the mandatory lighting is installed. We've recapped the federal requirements in the linked article which will give you specifics. I am sure there is a law enforcement officer out there somewhere that might pull over a motorist for having what he/she considers "excessive" trailer lighting, lighting that is... view full answer...
I wish I had better news but there are no adapters that will allow you to make 90 degree turns as long as you are using the gooseneck in your truck and on your trailer. The only adapter I could recommend is the Andersen Ultimate Connection 5th Wheel Trailer Hitch System, part # AM3200, but it would only give you an additional 5-1/2 inches of clearance and that would not work with a trailer that is 103 inches wide as you said your trailer is.
The best recommendation I can make is to replace... view full answer...
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