The Classic Accessories Boat Cover, part # 052963889383 is designed to fit tight around the boat but does not fit around the motor.
There are so many motors available it would be tough to make a cover that would fit over the motor and provide a tight fit. We do not offer boat motor covers. view full answer...
The Classic Accessories DryGuard Waterproof Boat Cover, part # CA20083, is designed to keep the interior of your boat dry and clean. The PVC-free fabric resists mildew, and is resistant to UV rays. This cover has two rear-air vents that have built-in stiffeners and allows moisture on the interior to escape.
Although there is no guarantee to eliminate mildew completely, the vents will help reduce the chance for condensation build-up and mildew. I would recommend removing the cover occasionally... view full answer...
The Adco Spare Tire Cover, # 290-1739 being submerged in water is nothing to worry about. I would just ensure there is no trapped water at the low point being held inside the cover. Back in with it on if you choose to, at the end of the day simply ensure it is not trapping water. view full answer...
Trailer manufacturers use many different size and style lights for their trailers so I cannot tell you exactly what kind of light you have on your Heritage. I did some research and saw the newer trailers have LED lights.
As far as covers for the light, I have attached a link to the light covers we offer. You will need to know the tail light number to find an exact match. The part number for the light assembly is typically found on the body of the light.
You may decide to replace the... view full answer...
The Furrion 2-in-1 Range Oven with Glass Cover # FR97KR is designed for use in a RV. It is ANSI Z21.57a Recreational Vehicle Cooking certified. It however has not been American Boat and Yacht Council (ABYC) Certified. You would need to check with the ABYC for the most current standards and if this meets them. view full answer...
If you have not repacked the bearings since new or in the last 2 years I would definitely repack the bearings. The time it takes will be quickly forgotten when you are out on the road and assured that your trailer is safe and not going to cause you problems. Because boat trailers are backed into the water they are subject to getting water in the bearings and breaking down the grease inside. If the boat is backed into the water when the bearings are still warm from transporting the boat... view full answer...
I recommend the CE Smith Bolster And Swivel Mounting Brackets, part # CE10000G-4. These are 9 inches long and have a swivel feature that enables you to tilt the bunks to the correct angle to fit the bottom of your boat.
We also carry the mounting U-bolts to attach the brackets to the trailer frame. They vary in size and you will want to choose the correct ones based on the frame size of your trailer. I have attached a link to our product page for the U-Bolts we carry. All of these come... view full answer...
There is not currently a boat winch with a wireless remote we offer, though the Dutton-Lainson StrongArm Electric Trailer Winch # TW4015 you referenced comes with a handheld remote and there isn't an option for a wireless remote with this particular winch.
This winch can be mounted with Quick Mount Kit for StrongArm Electric Winches # DL70309 for the hardware, and can use Dutton-Lainson Angle Mounting Plate for StrongArm Electric Winches # DL24059.
If you have a narrow winch stand the... view full answer...
You will want to get a measurement that is as accurate as you can when measuring for Bearing Buddies. You can use a digital caliper like part # PTW80157 to measure the inside of the hub opening the Bearing Buddy is used on. If you find the inside measurement of your hub is 1.98 inches, part # BB1980A-SS would work well for you.
Another way to find out what will work is to let me know the outside bearing number on your trailer. It is usually found stamped on the outside of the bearing... view full answer...
The Draw-Tite QSP Trailer Hitch Silencer and Cover for 2" Hitch Receivers # 63080 will definitely work when towing to help eliminate the rattle, though it won't be quite as effective as other options.
Just keep in mind that this is designed for 2" Draw-Tite hitch receivers specifically, so if you have a different manufacturer's hitch, I recommend going with the Roadmaster Quiet Hitch for 2" Trailer Hitches # RM-061.
I have added links to video reviews for you to check out of both the... view full answer...
I attached a picture that shows what type of lighting requirements are needed for a trailer over 80 inches in width as well as a link down below that covers this as well. view full answer...
In general, we here at etrailer recommend changing trailer tires every 5-6 years. This includes tires like your Kenda 4.80-12 Bias Trailer Tire with 12" White Wheel - 4 on 4 - Load Range B # AM30540. This time period starts when the tires are actually used on your trailer between and if the tires were stored in a covered and controlled environment.
However, if the tires are stored outdoors or in extreme weather conditions, this can deplete the lifespan of the tires faster. If there are... view full answer...
It is a good idea to inspect and lubricate your trailer bearings at least once per year at the start of the season. If your trailer has a grease cap like # DC200L-DCRP but does not have EZ-Lube spindles with a zerk grease fitting to allow use of a grease gun it may be that these caps were added in place of standard grease caps.
In this case you will need to remove and re-pack your bearings with fresh marine grease like # L54FR as outlined in the linked video and article.
If you wish you... view full answer...
Having worked with a good majority of the water pumps we currently carry they all are about the same noise level. Most of what you're really hearing is just the vibration of the water lines as the pump works. A really cheap fix is to cover them with some foam pipe insulation to help silence the vibration.
You could also add a layer of rubber to space where you plan on mounting the Flow Max RV Fresh Water Pump # LC689054 to help dampen any vibration between it and the floor. view full answer...
Many times when adding grease with the Bearing Buddy, a customer will add too much grease and blow out the rear grease seal which causes just what you say is happening to your wheel. I am sorry but to really be able to tell you what bearing kit you need for your Escort trailer is to disassemble a hub on one side of the trailer and get the bearing part numbers that are stamped on the bearings.There is an inner and outer bearing. With these part numbers I will be able to determine the bearings,... view full answer...
You do need to have the trailer hooked up in order to activate the 12 volt circuit on your 2021 Ford F-350. This is a pretty consistent pain point and the reasoning for this design choice is beyond me, but if you want you can have it always active by going a different route.
What you can do is run 10 gauge wire # 10-1-1 (sold by the foot), and connect it from the vehicle's positive battery post through circuit breaker # 9510. view full answer...
I do have an AC powered winch for you but we currently do not have a DC to AC converter capable of handling the power draw of the Dutton-Lainson TW4000 StrongArm Electric Winch part # DL25200. For a similar AC powered winch, I recommend using the Dutton-Lainson StrongArm Electric Winch part # DL24876. This electric winch has a maximum load capacity of 2,700 lbs which is the highest capacity we offer for AC powered winches. The winch also comes with a pulley block that allows you to move... view full answer...
Hub center caps such as # 319EZ are definitely designed with aesthetics in mind, but they also serve the purpose of keeping dirt away from the wheel bearings.
You are correct that a hub that radiates excessive heat is a sign that there is at the very least a lubrication problem. However, that is not the only test or guideline for when and how to lubricate your wheel bearings. Wheel bearings are a critical part of the trailer body. They help support the trailer's weight and keep the wheels... view full answer...
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