I have not seen any reviews or anyone actually trying to use the Swift Hitch Digital Wireless Hitch Alignment Camera and Monitor - Night Vision - 8-Hr Camera Battery # SH02Digital to load their truck bed camper. Any camera that will help you load your camper will have to be removed and I have another option I think will work a little better and easier for you.
The option I have is the Rear View Safety WiFi Hitch Backup Camera System - Wireless # RVS-83112-WiFi. This camera will connect... view full answer...
If your camper has frame rails that are between 47-1/8 and 77 inches apart, the Ultra-Fab # UF35-946403 will work. The hitch has a 350 lb tongue weight capacity, which means that the weight of the bikes and the rack they're carried on cannot exceed 350 lbs.
This being said, be aware that most bike racks out there aren't designed for use on the rear of a towed camper. A bike rack installed on a towed camper will be subjected to an extreme amount of bouncing and crashing that it wouldn't... view full answer...
The Rear View Safety WiFi Hitch Backup Camera # RVS-83112-WIFI reaches up to 50 ft.
As long as your smartphone is within 50 ft of the camera it will be able to receive the signal. This system also has six infra-red lights that gives you 30 ft of night vision. The camera has a usb cable for recharging the battery. view full answer...
The Hopkins Engager Push-To-Test Trailer Breakaway Kit with Built-In Battery Charger # 20400 only weighs four pounds, so it won't affect the hitch weight much at all.
In regards to the brakes, this kit should not be used in place of your RV battery as its only function is for an emergency stop and this will help ensure the kit's battery is always fully charged.
I have added links below to a video install and help article for you to check out as well of the Hopkins Engager Push-To-Test... view full answer...
The laws on pulling trailers mostly varies depending on weight and total length of your setup, but yes, people do sometimes tow a trailer behind another trailer. For the majority of people though, that hitch is used for accessories approved for use behind an RV. Those accessories are commonly in forms of bike racks such as the Swagman Dispatch # S44FR or cargo carriers such as the Stromberg Carlson # CC-100. view full answer...
We do not recommend that you double/triple tow (tow one trailer behind another trailer). Many states either don't allow double/triple towing or have numerous restrictions. Some states limit the total length of all 3 units (truck/trailer/trailer), some only allow certain types of trailers behind the first trailer and some require a special endorsement on your license to be allowed to double/triple tow. You will need to check the laws for any state you plan on double/triple towing in to ensure... view full answer...
Yes, the black fade color on the Solera 18V Power RV Awning # LC729505 will be closest to your camper.
This awning measures 17'1" wide x 8' long when fully extended, and includes a rechargeable battery with a 110v battery kit.
Attached is also a product review video for you to check out as well. view full answer...
When you install the camper side panel of the Solera Family Room # LC362230 you will be trimming out an opening for the steps to pass through.
I have attached a link to the installation instructions below but here is a picture for you to understand what it will look like.
A set of MORryde StepAbove RV Steps # MR68RR are a great way to have steps without having to worry about cutting the panel. These type of steps fold up inside the door and as the legs go all the way to the ground the... view full answer...
No, there is not a diode in the circuit feeding the RV Auxiliary power.
It sounds to me that you are wanting to use the solar panels on your RV to maintain the charge on your 2004 Chevrolet Silverado. You will not be able to use the solar panels to charge the battery on your truck. Unless you used the solar panels to power your RV and plugged a charger like the CTEK MULTI US 7002 12-Volt Universal Battery Charger # CTEK56353 into your RV outlet.
If you are concerned about your RV draining... view full answer...
Yes, using a Convert-A-Ball Cushioned 5th-Wheel-to-Gooseneck Adapter # CAB-C5GX1216 can void the manufacturers warranty.
Currently the only approved gooseneck adapter is the Reese Goosebox. You will need to select the right one based on your current pin box and trailers GVWR. The pin box will have a sticker to tell you what model you have and the GVWR can be found on the drivers side of the camper on the vehicle information sticker.
Reese Goosebox # RP85FR fits 1621 & 0719 pin boxes... view full answer...
The Ventline Pinnacle Ducted RV Range Hood with Light # VE78SR runs off of 12v DC power so it's actually going to be powered by the trailer battery. You can wire this to the battery or more preferably to the power center in your camper. Typically a camper will have a converter to charge the battery while hooked up to shore power/generator power to keep the battery charged. Most power centers typically have the converter installed inside of it. view full answer...
We do not recommend to modify the Surco Universal Exterior RV Ladder # SP502L to fit your camper as it may compromise the structural integrity of the ladder. However, if you choose too, you should be aware that the steps are welded to the frame of the ladder and are not able to be repositioned. view full answer...
We have an option for you so you can know exactly what the tongue weight on your RV is, but because they come in so many shapes and sizes, and because how a trailer is loaded can make the tongue weight vary significantly, a guesstimate is not something you'll want to rely on by any means.
That said, generally it's somewhere in the range of 10 percent to 15 percent, but I very strongly recommend verifying any tongue weight with a simple tongue weight scale:
- Tongue Weight Scale for Campers... view full answer...
Adco SFS AquaShed RV Cover for 5th Wheel Camper, # 290-52253 is listed as best for short-term storage in moderate climates and comes with a two year warranty that covers defects to any materials or workmanship. This too has a 2-Year limited warranty.
The Camco UltraGuard 5th Wheel Cover - 28' Long, # CAM45752 is a cover of similar dimensions but recommended for use in cold, snowy regions. view full answer...
In my opinion, since you already have the OEM hitch on your vehicle, I would not replace it with a square tube hitch, especially if you aren't having any issues with towing. Consumers tow everyday using a weight distribution hitch with a round tube hitch and do just fine.
I consulted with my contact at Cequent, the parent company of Hidden Hitch, Draw-Tite, and Reese, to get their opinion as well and basically the round tube is going to be a little less resistant to torque but as long... view full answer...
The RV Hand Pump Water Faucet - 1/4" MPT - Chrome Item # 37297025 is designed to hand pump water out of a standard water tank so you should have no issues mounting it to your counter and running a line into your water jug. view full answer...
Yes, if the door release button on your Greystone Standard RV Microwave # 324-000105 has zero tension and isn't opening the door then it is defective. To fix this you would have to take the microwave completely apart, which is not recommended, so replacement is the only option.
If you have a different model than the # 324-000105 let me know and I can find the correct replacement for you. If you bought your camper from a dealership and have a warranty I highly recommend making a claim. view full answer...
The VueSMART RV and Trailer Backup Camera # HM34FR is going to have a different power draw depending on the brightness of the light on the camera.
0.0894 amps or 1.0728 watts with the light off
0.108 amps or 1.296 watts with the light on dim
0.130 amps or 1.56 watts with the light on bright view full answer...
Yes, the Camco RV Vinyl Trim Insert # CAM25262 that you referenced comes with a 1-year limited warranty.
It does have UV inhibitors to resist the damage that the sun can inflict upon outdoor equipment so that it will last longer and keep your RV or truck camper looking good! view full answer...
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