Thank you for sending these additional pictures. It appears that the hose with fittings, that you have, are designed to connect directly to a 20 pound propane tank. Therefore, on one end you have a large Type-1 connector to attach direcly to the 20 pound tank, then it goes through a propane regulator, then through a length of hose and on the other end is a swivel connector of some size, then into a reducer bushing, then into (what looks like) a tiny carberator jet.
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I looked up the length of your Gulf Stream Conquest 268BH and the Adco Olefin part # AD27ZR that you referenced is the correct size and will work great. Your RV is 29.5 feet long and this cover fits travel trailers between 28' and 31'6" so this would be a perfect fit. This is also our best protecting and easiest to install cover, so we highly recommend it for you. view full answer...
Radials are definitely the way to go as they are more stable on the highway hold up better to heat due to the way the plies are constructed on the tire. You definitely switch the size up you have by changing it to a radial like with the Karrier part # AM10234 for a Load Range C with a 1,925 lb capacity or part # AM10235 for Load Range D with a 2,200 lb per tire capacity.
As long as the lower rated tire has the capacity for the total weight of your trailer you'd be fine to use it but without... view full answer...
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